Plummet Mall Rumors Sparked By Local Radio Mockery
Village column debunks mall publicity hoax as a simulated rumor while noting a thermal research project possibility by TechNetunnel. The piece mentions a Royal Oak Country Club bash with Gov. Celeste, a 1 000 acre tract north of Ohio 32, and a city development plan, plus farm credit action and Clermont County mental health board appointments. It closes with a weekly question on public library funding and police awards for safe driving.
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Technetunnel
Ohio National Guard
Royal Oak Country Club
Richard Celeste
Harold Flannery
Messer Coteridation Co
Messer
Ohio 32
Ford
Flannery and Associates
Ono
County may build five story Hall of Justice complex
County commissioners study Santoro Engineering draft for a 20 year master plan to create a five story combined Hall of Justice and administration building on the old jail site plus additions to the Bauer Road water and sewer building and two new wings for the medical and social services complex. The plan envisions relocating court and clerk functions to the Hall of Justice by 2005, razing the Kahle Building for parking, and preserving the old service center for potential renovations. Alternate: smaller Hall of Justice with a separate administration building on a different site. Estimated costs total about 10.7 million for the combined building with 108 000 square feet, plus multi million line items for individual wings and upgrades.
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Jo Kemp
Batavia
Clermont County Commissioners
Santoro Engineering
Hall of Justice
Water and Sewer District
Bauer Road
Medical and Social Services
Clerk of Courts
Kahle
Building Inspection Department
Health Department
Human Services
Santoro
Handicapped losing wheels in fund shift
In Clermont County CAPHARC may end specialized van service without $11,800 from federal revenue sharing. Judy Shapiro notes transport to doctors therapy work and shopping hinges on funds. Eleven people attended a public hearing as commissioners consider changes above .25 percent from last July's budget. total revenue sharing is planned at $947,666, up eight percent.
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Batavia
Clermont Association For the Physically Handicapped
CAPH
Judy Shapiro
Capharc
Association For Retarded Citizens
Clermont County
Fire at Landmark Farm Store leaves chemicals intact in debris
Fire at the Landmark Farm Store near Ohio 756 left containers of fertilizers and pesticides intact beneath a collapsed roof. OEPA spokeswoman Chris Snider said water exposure was limited by debris and bags of chemicals. Crews continued testing and sorting scrap while Landmark hired O H Materials of Findlay for disposal and Rumpke in Brown County received contaminated debris.
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Pelicity Caereer Landmark
Chris Snider
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
OEPA
Ohio
Landmark
O.H. Materials
Findlay
Georgetown
Brown County
Michael Connor
Felicity
York dismissal upheld by Ohio court ruling
Judge Robert P. Ringland of Clermont County Common Pleas Court upheld the Batavia New Richmond board of education’s termination of Pete York’s teaching contract for good and just cause. The decision, filed last Wednesday, found the board’s action supported by credible evidence showing a matter beyond fair standards and noted that appearances of impropriety can create inferences regarding teacher conduct with students.
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Batavia
Richmond Boar of Education
Ohio
Pete York
Robert P. Ringland
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Ringland
CG&E no show angers NOPE as fly ash dispute grows
PIERCE TOWNSHIP residents opposed to pit expansion say CG&E skipped a public meeting, delivering a letter postponing until week of Mar 31. NOPE accuses CG&E of pursuing 240 acres from Auveco Co for fly ash pits despite citizen opposition, while CG&E says smaller meetings will build public input and report progress.
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Pierce
NOPE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Russell Falk
Cg&e and
GAI Consultants Inc
Jene Galvin
Chase
Auveco Co
Galvin
Bruce Stoecklin
Cg&e Media
Clermont County Eyes New Federal Child Support Rules
County officials including commissioners common pleas judges and the prosecutor met on March 4 to plan implementing changes from federal child support amendments aimed at the many parents behind on payments. Prosecutor George Pattison called the issue the era’s top social problem.
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Uph
Clermont County
Common Pleas
George Pattison
Governor’s Commission On
Bateman votes against library bill in Ohio House
Clermont County's Sam Bateman was one of two dissenters when the Ohio House approved a library funding bill. Leo Melrose, director of the Clermont County Public Library, cites inequities in the distribution formula favoring Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties. Clermont will receive about 1.45 million under the new fund, a 51 percent rise from 960 thousand, while original proposals had proposed 2.125 million for the county. Melrose notes Clermont contributes more than it benefits, as funds also flow to areas like Indian Hill and Madeira.
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Fran Schwiermann
Clermont County
Sam Bateman
Ohio House of Representatives Ihe
Leo
Melrose
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Clermont
Hamilton County
Meélrose
Indian Hill
Madeira
County editor Medary rose to Senate like Thomas Morris
Samuel Medary born February 29 1801 in Montgomery Pennsylvania was a Quaker who moved to Clermont County Ohio in 1825. He taught in Bethel then launched the Ohio Sun on July 1 1828 the county s largest newspaper with five columns per page. The weekly paper cost two dollars a year, three if paid late, and operated from Plane and Charity Streets Bethel across from Morris home. Continued Page 4.
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Thomas Morris
Samuel Medary
Clermont County
Morris
Ohio
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Norristown
Medary
Bethel
Ohio Sun
The
Plane and
Charity Sts
Milford annexation petition advances to council action
Clermont County commissioners approved Catherine J. Metzger s annexation petition for 12 115 acre tract at Center Brooklyn and Miami joining Milford pending Milford Council final action. Separately detectives hunt a white male in his early 20s who abducted and robbed Joan Stacey at a Sohio station near Ohio 125. The suspect wore a blue ski mask brown vinyl gloves and a gray sweatsuit.
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Clermont County
Catherine J. Metzger
Center St
Milford
Center
Brooklyn
Miami
Milford Council
Joan Stacey
Sohio
Ohio 125
Amelia-Olive Branch Road
Fifth-Third
Ohio 426
Uhe Road
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Mary Lou Evans
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Jerry Pike
James Vespie
Kenneth Hill
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B.A. Hill
Gary Davis
Jim Frodge
Jeff Jenkins
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By Richard Crawford