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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1982
Page
10
The column laments bread selling around 15 cents per loaf postwar after wartime highs, notes $1.10 flour sacks and coal costs, and cites a repaired Batavia reservoir, a killed 50 cent fisherman's license, and calls for investigation. It previews 1932 and 1957 items from Batavia area history and local business openings.
Ohio Department of Transportation announced a statewide bridge replacement program funding 139 projects. Four Clermont County spans on US 52 SR 132 SR 138 and SR 232 will be replaced at original sites to save time and costs, with detour bridges avoided by a no frills approach.
Army ROTC Cadet Private First Class Stephen L. Schwartz received the Superior Cadet Medal and Academic Achievement Award at Awards Night at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. The honors recognize top ROTC freshman and top 10 percent academic placement. Schwartz is finance officer for the Kentucky Rangers and earned a four year ROTC scholarship. He is the son of Judge and Mrs. Louis Schwartz of Neville.
Several area students from Batavia and New Richmond were named to the dean's list for the winter term. Andrew Ray Barnes Haydar W David and Daniel Arthur Titus, all studying technology, were recognized along with Kristy Miller and Mark Lawrence Gerwe for their academic achievements.
State Auditor Thomas Ferguson's office distributed 47,305,908 in Aid to Dependent Children to 552,766 Ohio recipients in April. Clermont County received 429,952 for 5,059 recipients. The April payment covered 2,506 more recipients than March and rose by 200,057.
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