Bateman Triumph in 66th District GOP Primary
State Rep. Samuel T. Bateman defeated Sunny Banker 4119 to 2709 in the 66th District GOP primary, securing about 60.3 percent of the vote. He will face Democrat Hugh L. Nichols II in November after Nichols ran unopposed in the Democratic primary. Bateman credited name recognition and incumbency as keys to his victory amid lingering fallout from the failed Issue 2.
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Fran Schwiermann
Samuel T. Bateman
Sunny Banker
Milford-Miami Township
Bateman
Hugh L. Nichols II
Nichols
Columbus
Banker
Ateman
Milford
Great Oaks Vocational School
Life Squad
Nkeda
Yunty Board of Elections
IEL
Bateman’s Sign
Mary Anne Will
Tekulve Leads Race for Prosecutor in Local Contest
Victorious smiles mark Paul R. J. Tekulve as a contender for prosecutor while Pattison votes at Bethel-Tate firehouse. The scene captures a tight fall campaign mood with candidates balancing public duties and personal life amid local elections.
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Paul R. J. Tekulve
Pattison
Bethel-Tate
Yelton
Light voter turnout in primary in Batavia area
Democratic and Republican races produced low participation in Clermont County with Gary Hart leading among Democratic voters in the Sixth District and Wallace Mondale following. Only 32.3 percent of registered voters cast ballots in Clermont County with 33.4 percent including absentees. Write-in contests filled some county posts while others await Wednesday tallies.
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U.S
Gary Hart
Walter F. ‘Mondale
Jesse L. Jackson
Mapes Oornend
Ional
Hart
Mondale
Bob Smith
Portsmouth
Bob
Alberta Cook
Ohio
Sherrod Brown
Clermont Co
Cas
Charles Clendenin
New Richmond
GOP
Ball County
Jerry Carlier
Clendenin
Harold Bissantz
Grant JVS Levy Wins Approval In Local Vote
Grant Joint Vocational School voters approved a two-mill levy by 2705 yes to 2127 no, increasing annual revenue by 500000. Superintendent Ken Morrison credited grassroots effort and volunteers, noting the levy will fund operating costs and prevent program cuts as the school enters the 1990s.
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Eric Spangle
Norte
Grant Joint Vocational School
Ken Morrison
Morrison
John A Bucher vows to resume after county race setback
Batavia real estate appraiser John A Bucher failed Tuesday to unseat Republican Kenneth A Kahle as county recorder. He plans to remove campaign signs and return to business, saying he is 30 to 36 behind. Kahle led 4013 to 3539 votes, about 63.1 to 46.8 percent, as results stood. Democrat James R. McCarty faces Kahle in November.
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Batavia
John A. Bucher
Kenneth A. Kahle
Bucher
Kahle
Pattison credits assistants after strong Batavia primary win
George E. Pattison won 66.4 percent of the Republican vote in Tuesday's Batavia primary, attributing the victory to his assistants and campaign work. Teekulve rode with 34.5 percent, retiring after final tallies. Democratic hopeful Paul R. Yelton vowed to keep campaigning in November.
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Batavia
George E. Pattison
Charles J
Pattison
Clermont County library levy fails again in Batavia area
The 1 mill library tax measure drew 45.5 percent approval and 64.4 percent against, trailing by about 1,000 votes with 120 of 160 precincts reported. The library board plans a Monday meeting to decide whether to put the levy on the ballot again, amid questions about eastern township opposition and regional gains from the levy.
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Batavia
Clermont County
PSN el
Goshen
Wilial Bethel
Fragmentary Local News Card
A partial OCR read yields a sparse local item mentioning a paper and a person or event with unclear details. The readable fragments suggest a brief item rather than a full event, leaving entities and specifics minimally identifiable.
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Republican Party
Fisher
Blondell
Bill Fehn
Courie
Jo Kemp Laurier
Democrats Alicans
Carlier
James Ballinger
Lebanon
Ralph Parker
Haren
Echools
James R. McCarty
U.S. Grant
Téekulve
Paul R. Yelton
Bethel
Wie
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