20 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1975
Page
1
Deputy Health Commissioner Harvey Hines proposes a new county building to house seven health clinics in Clermont County. The plan would use a five year funding program from the Housing and Development Act of 1974 totaling 17 million dollars, with the Cincinnati area receiving about 1.154 million in 1976.
A speaker notes that determining the share of HUD funds is impossible to judge and that dispersments depend on applicants social and economic data under the Housing and Community Act. He cites the act’s maximum boundaries.
Amelia Elementary School sixth graders will again sell subscriptions to the Clermont Courier to raise funds. Beginning subscriptions and renewals will be taken from customers who supported the drive last year. This year 93 sixth graders participate as the Courier costs 48 dollars per year.
Wiggins, 50, and his wife offered no comment after a plea bargain over misappropriation of about $1700 found in a routine postal stock check on February 25. He resides at 791 McClelland Road Milford.
The Owensville Bicentennial Fair committee reviews draft bylaws to accompany incorporation papers. Members include Robert Slade John Armleder and Grethel with a meeting set for next month. The committee, per Sutton, also considers church chimes at specified times in July 1976 and assigns township duties.
The Clermont Courier sponsors the 24th Batavia Easter egg hunt at Frank W. Weare lagoon sevee Batavia next Saturday afternoon. One thousand fresh eggs are provided by the Courier and cooked Friday night by American Legion members with up to 80 percent numbered for prize matching before the hunt.
Passenger names A through K go on sale April 1 while plates A through Z go on sale May 1. The deadline to obtain new plates for passenger vehicles A through K is April 30 and May 31 is the deadline for other plates.
Superintendent James G. Gibson told the March 12 Board meeting the education panel will not leave two joined trailers outside Batavia. The Board voted to let Gibson continue seeking relocation options while the county commissioners must approve moves since the Center lies outside the county seat.
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