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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1986
Page
1
Neighborhood readers report mobilized disaster services Monday evening to shield Moscow residents from potential windborne carbon bisulfide fumes from a leaking railroad tank car in Northern Kentucky. Fire departments contained the release, preventing a dangerous chemical cloud from crossing the river.
Dorsey dominated the June 18 precinct tallies in the commissioners race, winning 30.5 percent of the May 6 vote and first in Tate and Williamsburg townships along with 34 of 37 Union precincts. Price, Knepp, and others trailed, with Bissantz leading in Batavia and aiming for future runs.
Cincinnati Electrosystems Inc. in Wards Corner becomes the county s first private public venture with a $75 000 five percent loan from Clermont County to buy equipment. The loan funds expansion at 420 Wards Corner enabling 35 new jobs and growth to 110 employees over 10 years. Reconstruction includes 2000 square feet for Incutech offices housing eight one man tech companies.
Fran Molloy of Cherry Grove engages residents to challenge county sewer billing, arguing charges rise with water use not sewer volume. She gathered 250 signatures, four refusals, aiming for 250 more before Friday’s county commissioners meeting. details show her family’s water use fluctuating with irrigation and sod.
Sheriff John Van Camp asks farmers hikers hunters and fishermen to watch for marijuana crops amid growing Sinsemeilia concerns. Posters warn not to touch plants and to report sightings via 732-2231 or 1-800-282-3784 as authorities plan flyovers and intensified enforcement along rural Ohio River areas.
In Clermont County during the no il War era abolitionists aided runaway slaves via Underground Railroad routes along plank roads and fields. Residents across several faiths sheltered, clothed, and fed escapees before moving them north toward Williamsburg. key figures included the Ebersole family and Dr. L. T. Pease, with local clergy and educators planning Sunday School efforts.
R Stouder of Batavia advertised a 1971 VW camper in Suburban Classifieds camper classification. He sold the camper to the first caller when the ad appeared in 18 suburban newspapers. If you want results like his in early June, read Suburban.
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