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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1978

Page

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Clermont County projects promise jobs and pipelines

County officials outline 15 000 potential jobs from projects including East Fork War Facility, Amelia Batavia sewer plant, water system improvements, and medical social service complex while residents raise concerns about sludge farm proximity and high system costs. Marilyn Huffaker, Goshen, cites 300 feet of road frontage and fear of exorbitant expenses.

Clermont County Henry Ually East Fork PUB MC Amelia-Batavia Medical Social Service

County Officials Weigh Tax Abatement Plan Under Bill 828

Beck Studio Techno Center and others told commissioners to consider county wide tax abatement to lure investment. Commissioner Jerry Wiesenhahn said a decision is needed soon. Construction on the Appalachian Highway resumes with bids for the Williamsburg to Mt Crab section opening April fo oe. The 1977 law permits nine new feessite exemptions if conditions are met, enabling local control to spur development.

Clermont County Ford Beck Studio Techno Center Jerry Wiesenhahn Williamsburg Brown County Mt. Crab

Road project to start after bids as repairs exceed 1200

The sheriff reports construction on the eight mile road section will begin once bids open, after neglecting to place the entire equipment under the service contract. Repairs exceed 1200 dollars, but Dictaphone Corp agreed to cover repairs free if the full machine is included in the service contract.

Dictaphone Corporation

Hopefuls ready for June race in Clermont County

Incumbent Commissioner Timothy Hogan Jr. faces Democratic challenger Catherine Wuerdeman in the June primary. Republican Robert Croswell also seeks the seat after a narrow defeat four years ago, with Bernard L. Harris challenging Rymer within the GOP. The primary also draws competition for state and county posts, including William H. Harsha’s bid for another term and Chris Rosenhoffer running for Clermont County Common Pleas Court.

Timothy Hogan Jr Robert Croswell Hogan Croswell Catherine Wuerdeman Wuerdeman Union Township Bernard L. Harris Rymer Arnold Stumpf Cessful William H. Harsha Joseph J. Walker Ronald H. Mersch Ted Strickland Paul McCarthy Strickland Ty Court Chris Rosenhoffer Clermont County Common Pleas

Wayne Township Trustees Change Meeting Time

Wayne Township Trustees voted to shift their meeting start from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on meeting nights, effective immediately. The move aims to accommodate residents and ensure full attendance by officials and the public.

Wayne Township

Fortney Named Citizen of the Day by WLW Radio

Tom Fortney former Clermont editor and Cincinnati Post Bureau Chief was honored as Citizen of the Day by WLW for outstanding contributions and years of service. A letter and certificate will accompany the recognition announced by a WLW committee during airplay.

Fortney Tom Fortney Clermontier The Cincinnati Post WLW WLW Radio Tom

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