County schedules annual meeting amid ongoing duties
County officials announce a yearly gathering with a focus on community needs and budget concerns. The long-running schedule includes reports from departments and public comment periods.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
2
County officials announce a yearly gathering with a focus on community needs and budget concerns. The long-running schedule includes reports from departments and public comment periods.
The article notes that state level Special Olympics participants are eligible to compete at the Ohio State Meet held in Columbus, outlining eligibility criteria and event scope.
Ohio Department of Agriculture director John M. Stackhouse cautions farmers and dealers about solicitations by telephone offering free clocks and televisions to push a specific pesticide product. In Clermont County, Special Olympics swimmers and winners from the April 19 meet at the Special Education Training Center were listed, with dates for attendance at the May 17 state meet at Ohio State University.
A four day county tour by Engineer Walter Carter and the county commissioners outlines a preliminary paving plan. In all 22.6 miles on 15 roads including Half Acre Glancy Corner Marathon Goshen Shaylor Merwin Ten Mile White Oak Locust Corner Oak Corner Grove Clermontville Laurel Laurel Point Lea Isabel Burdsall will be blacktopped by year end.
Rich L. Hall 26 of New Richmond died in an industrial accident at Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. Beckford Station in New Richmond between 10 30 and 11 p m Monday. Hall’s arm was caught in a conveyor feeding coal to a boiler. He had worked at the plant since 1968 as a conveyor operator.
New Richmond will repair or tear down one substandard home for each HUD housing unit built, under an agreement with HUD. With 35 units planned, 24 more vacant homes must be repaired or demolished in five years between the Ohio River and the hill, says Mayor Nick Wolf. He reports no evictions have been complained about and residents have mostly supported the plan.
Pro-Life group at St. Andrew's and Elizabeth Seton will hold a flower sale on Mother's Day May 11 at churches to raise funds. The plan emphasizes community outreach and charitable support through the event.
The 101st Annual Convention of the Episcopal Church in Southern Ohio begins May 8. Festive Eucharist at Cincinnati Convention Center South Hall at 8 p.m. followed by a Fountain Square celebration. Opening address by Rt. Rev. John M. Krumm. Sessions May 9 and May 10 with schedule details. Frist meetings include Rev. John Allin and Rev. Jane Hwang events and a May Festival concert on May 28 at 8:15 p.m.
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