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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1981
Page
1
Clermont Newspapers invites residents and workers in Clermont County to nominate someone who has significantly improved local life for a July feature. Send names with reasons by July 1, include photos if possible, and deliver to Batavia Ohio office or visit during business hours.
The Owensville fair opens July 27 and runs through August with shows including auto thrill, two nights of modified tractor pulls, open horse show, two rodeos, harness racing and cattle displays. Admission remains 82 cents before 5 pm and 2.50 after. season tickets cost 6 dollars and offer unlimited attendance, plus voting rights with a 7 dollar membership option. Directors from Batavia Goshen Stonelick Union and Franklin townships are elected August 11 from 11 am to 3 pm in the treasurer’s office.
U.S. Representative Bob McEwen hosted a community cookout in Loveland Ohio drawing local residents and supporters. The event focused on local concerns and national issues, highlighting continuous engagement with constituents and upcoming district activities.
NRC staff report issued June 9 favors issuing the William H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station license at Moscow. The two year contentions and hearings are summarized, with Cincinnati Gas & Electric noting the staff recommendation. Final NRC inspections and board acceptance remain required before any operating license is granted.
The Ohio EPA sent Williamsburg a 15000 loan to be repaid over 10 years for planning and engineering costs of improving the wastewater treatment and collection system within the Middle East Fork Facility Planning Area including Bethel and Batavia. The loan supports replacing sewer practices to prevent waste entering East Fork Lake. Complaints at council cited residents placing garbage at curbside by friends or relatives.
County Prosecutor George E. Pattison states there is no direct method for the state to force the county commissioners to comply with the inducement agreement with Ford Motor Co. He notes the state may use legislative or executive pressure to influence adherence and expansion promises tied to Clermont airport.
A CAAE member urged relocating the airport to a state park at a meeting. Pattison argued costs would fall to state and federal sources if built there, while the county commission would decide modifications and conditions. Perens noted airport growth and asked who would be affected and by how much.
Reopens account details show Carlier committee listing a $100 contribution from Auxier Gas Inc, with the report filed under McGill & Smith Inc consulting engineers Amelia. In fact the donation was a personal contribution from Jesse L. Smith. Photocopies of the check were attached, continuing on page 2.
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