Clermont County Visitor’s Guide Promises Rich Local Attractions
Clermont County promotes its new Visitor’s Guide with Ed Parish highlighting abundant county and Vermont attractions. The publication notes parks, antique shops, malls, dining, hotels, and special events, plus a nod to history with Col. Charles Bruce Duncan.
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Clermont County
Ed Parish
County Chamber of Commerce
Bserved
Couny
Vermont
Charles Bruce Duncan
Bethel
Homes for the young and the young at heart tour
The article discusses Condorama 86 sponsored by the Greater Cincinnati Home Builders Association and held in Clermont County at Towne Properties Wood Bridge. It references last year’s realtor tour and bets on Milford Miami Township attracting buyers like Montgomery. It questions an ODOT traffic light at Ohio 32 and Eastgate Square Drive near a McDonald’s to aid development.
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Greater Cincinnati Home Builders Association
Clermont Coe
Wood Bridge
W Subdivision
Miami Township
Milford-Miami Township
Montgomery
ODOT
Ohio 32
Astgate Square
McDonald's
Batavia Clermont County eyes comments on Middle East Fork sewer plan
Commissioners will hear public comments April 4 at 10 a.m. on changes to the Middle East Fork sewer project. Bids for phase one were rejected as prices nearly doubled estimates. Balke Engineers raised the project total from 5.84 to about 9 million and the EPA grant from 4.38 to 6.96 million, while the county share climbed from 1.46 to 3.44 million. If no contract within a year, the county risks losing the 75 percent grant for the collection system and plant, dropping to a 55 percent grant for the plant. The plan shift to a lagoon at Amelia Batavia plant lowers construction costs but raises future maintenance.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Middle East Fork
Balke Engineers
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
County's 85 funds provide pay hikes for staff
Clermont County commissioners approved 81.5 million dollars for 1985 operations after weeks of meetings. The key funds, 13.4 million general fund and 947,666 federal revenue sharing, drive welfare, health, water and sewer, mental health, dog and kennel, and highways through charges, grants, levies, and allotments. Administrator Dinan warned to freeze wages and cut other expenses.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Board of Health, Water and Sewer
Clermont County YMCA opens with tours and member access
The Clermont County Family YMCA in Afton begins open houses on Thursday March 14 and will welcome members from Monday March 18 at 9 am. The facility features a six lane pool, gym, locker rooms, snack bar and three classrooms. First eight week courses start April 15 with several staff members already on board.
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Clermont County Family Ymca
Front Wheel Drive
Afton
Phil Mallers
Mallers
Cincinnati Milacron
Clendenin backs Falwell on abortion and morals
Clermont County commissioner Charles Clendenin echoes Jerry Falwell's views at a Friday breakfast with about 900 attendees. Falwell aims to outlaw abortion by 1988, proposing church-funded counseling and adoption to Christian families. Clendenin supports these positions amid a discussion of abortion totals.
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Donna Pardera Steff
Jerry
Charles Clendenin
Clermont County
Jerry Falwell
Clendenin
Clarion Hotel
Falwell
Bob Shearer
Victory Baptist Church
Williamsville
Power outage hits Clermont County in night wind surge
In Batavia the central Clermont County section lost power at 1 30 a m when a pole line equipment failure cut a 33 000 volt feeder feeding substations between Glen Este and Mt Crab. Restoration completed by 5 30 a m. Cause under review amid strong overnight winds. Scattered outages occurred across Greater Cincinnati as trees felled by winds hit lines.
Medary Founds Ohio Statesman and Dem-Whig Clash
In 1837 Medary began publishing the Ohio Statesman while serving as Ohio Superintendent of Public Printing. The paper backed the Democratic Party, attacked Whigs, and fueled a Batavia rally in 1840 for Harrison and Tyler. A public clash with Robert C. Schenck’s family led to a street altercation in Columbus.
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Medary
Ohio Statesman
Ohio
The
Sun
Jacob
Asher
Democrat Party
Whigs
Batavia
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Virginia
Tipnecanoe
Tyler
United State Navy
Columbus
Cheese distribution cuts hit Clermont County residents
Clermont County officials reduce free monthly cheese distribution to every other month due to a drop in supply from the Department of Human Services. Eastern Branch Food Bank director Ginnie Porter notes the March allotment cut from 1340 to 893 cases for 17 sites while stressing the new cheese is free with no cap specified. Unemployment figures cited reflect those on unemployment compensation from the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services.
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Clermont County
Department of Human Services
Ginnie Porter
Eastern Branch Food Bank
Clermont Lens
Ators
Wisconsin
Porter
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Dining Out Message From Milford Quest Rejects Rehearsed Plan
A garbled note references Milford and Cincinnati suburb with a dining motif and a pledge to repeat a past action. The fragment mentions a person’s name and a casual, uncertain tone about attempting something again, though specifics are unclear.
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Ralph Elmer
Cedarville Road
Wayne Township
Walter Randolph
Palmer
Randolph
Camp Dennison
Bob True
Courthouse Law Library
Clermont County Bar Association
Common Pleas
Bob Croswell
Charlie Clendenin
Jerry McBride
Ralph Palmer
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Greater Cincinnati
By Richard Crawford
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Jesse Grant
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U.S. Grant, Jr
Ohio Sun
Samuel
Milford
Cincinnati