River clean up moves to river bank across area
Volunteers in the Little Miami Valley prepare for a first riverwide clean up across 108 miles of the river from Milford to Cincinnati. May 13 14 9 am to 6 pm with LMS coordinators Jay Leibovitz and Don Hopkins overseeing sections lower middle and upper. Safety rules and private property respect will guide the effort. Rain date May 20 21. Call 513 351- for volunteers.
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Jay Leibovitz
Miami River
Little
Miami Valley
Don Hopkins
LMS
Leibovitz
Shapes
Milford Manager Resigns Amid Salary Dispute and Fallout
The Milford council met in an April 24 closed session to discuss manager Shew’s resignation and to review salary ordinances. Acting finance director Kathy Haitz cited an $11,000 deficit and said no appropriation could cover raises. Councilwoman Haight criticized the salary plan while noting a new executive secretary earning more than the tax commissioner. A May 2 statement from Councilman Goodman decried personal attacks as resignation talks continued and development plans faced questions.
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Shew
Kathy Haitz
Sterne Temever
Yvonne Haight
Goodman
Williamsburg council weighs village pay raises
Mayor Hiler says nine full time and two part time workers face stalled raises after two years. fear resignations as cost of living rises. Councilman Cowdrey, opposing raises, calls increases unwarranted while the village contends low salaries undermine long term welfare. CETA hires and a 1978 general fund of 105 330 cited in discussion.
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Williamsburg
Ald
Hiler
Kelly Cowdrey
CETA
Heritage Fair Preparations Elevate Loveland Event Plans
FOOLS members await good weather for Loveland Heritage Fair over the weekend. Final setup aims to showcase old fashioned crafts and local history with a car show, contests for ages 5 to 13, peanut scramble, sack races for adults, a Friday record hop, and a country band. Notables while dunking include Police Chief Jordan and City Manager Niemi.
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FOOLS
Friends of Old Loveland
Carol Bowman
Harrison
J & J Stables
Greg Stevens
Wil Per
Robert Jordan
Niemi
Charles Waple
Loveland Hurst
CSNI takes over Clermont Newspapers package in Ohio
CSNI and Clermont Newspapers announce CSNI’s acquisition of Clermont Newspapers Inc. The eight-paper group now totals about 100 000 circulation, with Clermont Courier Milford Advertiser Loveland papers among the titles. No staff changes expected. transition help from CSNI and CNI leaders.
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Suburban Newspapers, Inc
John H. Wolf
Csni Group
Julius Grice
Clermont Newspapers, Inc
Clermont County
Clermont Courier
Batavia
Milford Advertiser
Milford
Loveland
CSNI
Eastern Hills Journal
Northeast Suburban Life
Millcreek Valley New
Hilltop News
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Larry Ralston to undergo psychiatric evaluation after guilty verdict
Larry Ralston was found guilty last week in the death of 15 year old Elgina Bear. He will spend 60 days under psychiatric examination at Lima State Hospital before sentencing in Clermont County Court before Judge Ralph A. Hill. Jury deliberated seven and a half hours. Ralston showed no emotion. defense plans an appeal posted last Thursday.
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Larry Ralston
Elgina Bear
Lima State Hospital
Clermont County
Ralph A. Hill
Seeeee
Ralston
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Moscow
James Dahlmeier
Clermont Newspapers
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