Three Month Drug Bust Expands in Clermont County
A three month investigation led to a county wide drug bust with multiple arrests. Most suspects are Clermont County residents. two from Brown and one from Hamilton. Arrests include Paul McCord and Terry Ross of Felicity on aggravated trafficking charges tied to LSD and amphetamine sales, with bond amounts from $1,000 to $2,000. Additional indictments include cases of trafficking in marijuana and other drug related offenses, part of 21 secret indictments issued by the Clermont County Grand Jury.
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Clermont County
Brown
Hamilton
Paul McCord
Main St
Felicity
Terry Ross
Bronson
Harrison Street
Gary Preston
Neville
Ross
Preston
McCord
Common Pleas
Louis J. Schwartz
Clermont County Grand Jury
Clermont welcomes three new business ventures and a future Roy Rogers
Three firms move new operations to Clermont from Milford with a Frischs restaurant planned on St. Rt. 28 and Woodville Pike and a Roy Rogers between Frischs and a gas station on St. Rt. 125. Construction may start within a week, with about 35 new jobs at the restaurant and 20 at the Bethel Roy Rogers. Funding will be via revenue bonds up to 5 million, though county has no current money invested or obligations. A Village Street Commissioner vacancy requires advertising and appointment before February 1.
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Milford
Mt. Repose
St. Rt. 28
Woodville Pike
Spoor
Frisch's
Bethel
Roy Rogers
St. Rt. 125
Dan Strong
New Richmond businesses back council street improvement plan
Local businessmen back the council's drive to improve streets for safer driving. The Safety Committee will study the issue and report at the next Council meeting. Councilwoman Betty Hinson presented bid specs for two dump trucks and a four wheel drive pickup with snow blade and salt spreader, financed from revenue sharing funds. Motion to advertise for bids passed.
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Betty Hinson
New Richmond Group Backs Mayor and Council Efforts
New Richmond Business Association led by President Tom Gray urged the council to back the mayor and council aims to make the village more attractive. Proposals included better sidewalks repainting trash containers on Front Street raising the Gowdy House to create a park with bandstand and the association has donated 500 dollars to Historic New Richmond for an architectural fabric analysis.
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New Richmond
New Richmond Business Association
Tom Gray
Council
Galea
Gray
Front St
Clasgens
Front and
George Sts
Business Association
Historic
Gowdy
Education Board Discusses 1978 79 Contracts at 212 Market St
The education board will meet to discuss teachers contracts for the 1978 79 school year. The session is slated to be held at 212 Market St and will review terms, salaries, and working conditions for faculty.
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Market St
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