Local officials push two new programs and campaign events
ACEY SAUNDERS urges funding for a high school dropout prevention program and a teenage pregnancy care project to start in June. Governor Celeste will speak at Clermont County Democratic Golden Donkey dinner April 5 at 7 30 p.m. Judy Miller invites April 2 reservations. Ex-Governor Rhodes visits April 2 for breakfast at Holiday Inn Eastgate as he seeks the governor's mansion. Former Judge Ralph Hill named campaign chair. Walker seeks Republican nomination. County commissioners and staff are active in various duties, with public questions about military actions featured in this week’s poll.
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Acey Saunders
Batavia Wca
New Directions Board of
United Appeal
Celeste
Clermont County
Democratic Party
Hearth
Carmel
James Rhodes
Holiday Inn
Eastgate
Governor's Mansion
Ralph Hill
Bill Walker
Common Pleas
Hill
Comrmon Pleas
Batavia Law
Walker, Bradford & Hill
Walker
Clendenin
Dianne Gray
David Yount
Os Leo
Owensville
Melrose
Regional planners oppose 32 light at Eastgate square
Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission opposes a temporary traffic signal proposed for Ohio 32 at Eastgate Square Drive. Union Township trustees back the move, while Clermont County’s commissioner and county engineer warn signals hinder growth and increase danger. A CVRDC resolution against signals was unanimously approved, arguing the Appalachian Highway’s purpose is economic development and lights would impair future growth and traffic safety.
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Eastgate
Tipton Associates
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ohio 32
Eastgate Square Drive
Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission
Sherry Dickey
David N. Tipton
William Woodward
ODOT
CVRDC
Charles Clendenin
Clermont County
OVRDC
Chillicothe
Piketon
Man pleads guilty in ink dump case near Felicity
BATAVIA David R. Rayme 30 of Mt. Healthy pleaded guilty to complicity to unlawful dumping an unclassified felony in connection with drums of printer ink and solvents found on Shinkles Ridge Road and Felicity Cedron Road east of Felicity on Dec 23 He admitted aiding another in improper disposal of hazardous waste before Judge Robert P Ringland on March 18 He is free on 25000 bond awaiting presentencing investigation expected to take about 30 days Potential prison up to two years and or fines up to 10000
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Batavia
David R. Rayme
Wenning Rd
Shinkles Ridge Road
Felicity- Cedron Road
Felicity
Rayme
G.R.F. Manufacturing
Hamilton Avenue
Robert P. Ringland
Ringland
George B. Pat
Officials crack down on spills on county roads
Investigators probe a chemical spill Saturday along Ohio routes 132 and 222 US 60 and Stonelick Williams Corner Road. Prosecutor Pattison calls spills a significant problem. Reporters describe respiratory irritation and odor from the material. Samples have been sent to the Ohio EPA for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio 132
Stonelick-Williams Corner Road
George E. Pattison
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Charges filed in pole barn scam in Clermont County
Clermont County investigators arrested Wendell Ray Collett Jr. on six counts of securing writings by deception for signing pole barn contracts and not delivering. He faces six additional grand theft charges for a stolen motor vehicle and may face warrants in Hamilton Adams and Highland counties. Collett was located in the Highland County jail. Sheriff officials note similar reports in neighboring counties.
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Batavia
Clermont County
John van Camp
Wendell Ray Collett Jr
Winchester
Collett
Hamilton
Adams
Highland Counties
Parker
Brown County
Delinquent mobile home taxes surge in Clermont County
Treasurer Gary G. Vogelgesang reports delinquent mobile home taxes have tripled in the period. October to December 1985 payments totaled 84,785.30, with Goshen Township contributing 34,378.90. Back payments for late 1984 and 1983 are far lower. The office may extend collection letters to back real estate taxes.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Gary G. Vogelgesang
Goshen Township
Goshen
Vogelgesang
Tecumseh at Grassy Run Battle Ends Pioneers Retreat
Tecumseh leads a night assault as Downing's party fires on Grassy Run. Hand to hand combat ensues with Tecumseh killing a foe with a war club. Reinforcements arrive, causing a Pioneer retreat to a prearranged meeting point two miles away. The party survives but takes three days to reach Limestone.
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Downing
Tecumseh
Grassy Run
Kenton
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James C. Burger
Judy Miller
U.S
Gov. Cele
Ralph Hill and
Tipton
Union Township
Woodward
Ralph Palmer
Appalachian
Ohio
Dave Baxter
Wiedenbein
Tealtown Rd
Glen Este
North Union Fire Department
Tinal
John Parker
Pattison
Highland Cea
See
Wood
Se Vee McIntyre
Michael Connor
Little Miami River
Simon Kenton
Kentucky
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