30 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1983
Page
1
Batavia resident Cindy Grant four years old clutches a book chosen at the West Clermont Board of Education book giveaway held June 27 in the gymnasium. The event drew thousands of textbooks and library books for free distribution as Cindy's mother Charlotte Grant and her son Kevin twelve looked on.
A first public hearing on a proposed half percent sales tax to fund a new adult detention facility is set for Monday July 18 in Meeting Room A at the East Batavia Heights building. A new jail committee, appointed by Clermont County commissioners, will meet to review architect Thomas F. Cole’s 18 month old plans and gather input from office holders and citizens.
In Middletown three men halted James and Wanda Riley from reopening State Fireworks Co store at 2099 Ohio 125 Mt. Holly after the 12th District Court of Appeals refused to stay the Clermont County Common Pleas injunction. The injunction bars sales and shipment rules, remains until full merits heard, and the Rileys will not reopen this year.
UC seeks a 4.5 million transfer to fund main campus Sander Hall renovation, a move challenged as illegal by Sen. Cooper Snyder who says Clermont County residents were not properly notified. Clermont officials protest, citing cuts in services and high unemployment while state agencies hesitate to approve education funding transfers. State Rep. Sue Fisher urges public letters backing restoration of funds to Clermont College.
Dayton firm Sabre will supply initial components for a county wide data processing system. Commissioners approved a not to exceed 288200 last Thursday to install by November 15 for December property tax bills.
County Engineer Walter C. Carter says sale of construction contracts for the Eastgate Boulevard interchange and extension could occur Aug. 9 if settlements with Eastgate Company Bone South Associates and Claude L Jackson are reached by July 12. Sears and Penney’s own parcels, with an easement from Perkins, are also involved. The federal highway administration covers 70 percent of design and construction costs for the Ohio 32 interchange project.
Loveland hosts the 1983 Firecracker Marathon a 10 kilometer race at 9 am Sunday the festival reopens Monday at 11 am with the Ninth Virginia Regiment reenactment Sights and Sounds of the Revolution Keith Murrell helps info line 683 1177 New Richmond joins with a July 1 carnival and July 3 boat parade at 1 pm with U S Air Force Band concert at 2 pm fireworks on the river nearby
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