Goshen Township Hires New Police Chief and Elects Committeeman
Goshen Township hired Steve Neal as acting police chief with Pat Branigan requesting resident cruisers. trustees approved Branigan will oversee car 422. June 16 Goshen GOP met to elect an executive committeeman, with ties between Judy Kocha and Robert, decided by drawing in Goshen precincts. Donna Winters wed Robert L Purdam Jr in Cincinnati. couple to reside in Glendale. officials noted absence of active Goshen Republican club.
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Goshen Township
Pat Branigan
Branigan
Goshen
Wally
Crees Co
Gene Vj
Judy Kocha
Robert T
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Clermont Courier Reports June Township Crime totals
The Goshen township levy faced by citizens shows one stolen auto five thefts one vandalism and one assault reported for the week of June 10 to 16. Carl Green driveway context appears in past pipe noting local access to the area.
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Tue Coda
Carl Green
Goshen Township
Two new policemen for Williamsburg
Williamsburg village council last week authorized two auxiliary policemen for Iliamaburg. Bids from Bob's Electric, Sons, and H D Milton were rejected after wide bid discrepancies. Council discussed needed sewer and water rate hikes to offset cleanup costs. Next meeting set for Monday July 7 at 8 p.m. in the mayor's office.
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Marilyn Two
Iliamaburg Village Council
Harry Donaworth
Williamsburg
Batavia studies its economic future with public hearing
A planning study begun last fall by McGill & Smith Amelia analyzes Batavia's current and future economy. The final report will be presented at a public hearing at 8 p.m. on Thursday June 25 in the Batavia Community Meeting Room above the Post Office. The study, funded by a state grant, drafts a land use plan and housing study with maps, roadblocks, and hazards. Residents are urged to attend and review reports at the Batavia Public Library and Village Office.
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Batavia
McGill & Smith, Amelia
Mike Smith
OK1
Don Buckley
County Planning Commission
McGill & Smith
Keller
Edmund Parrott
Fireworks Laws Tighten Penalties and Permit Rules
Governor Rhodes signed House Bill 796 on May 6 1980 reinstating penalties for illegal fireworks activities and outlining fines up to 500 dollars or potential jail time. From January 1 1981 all sellers except manufacturers must obtain a permit from the Department of Industrial Relations after inspection.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Department of Industrial Relations
Hartwell teen guilty of aggravated murder in Miller death
A Clermont County jury convicting 19 year old Dale L. Slusher of aggravated murder after a three day trial in Miami Township. Slusher received life in prison from Judge Ralph A. Hill. Co-defendants James Ashurst and Cheryl Johnson face separate trials. Prosecution witness Dianna Driskell testified about a tire iron found in Slusher’s car and a threat to use it on Miller. Miller’s body was found on Old SR 126 the evening after the killing.
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John Perin
Clermont County
Hartwell
Miller
Ashurst
Johnson
Dianna Driskell
Cheryl Johnson
Slusher
SR 126
Miamiville
Andohnson
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