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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1972

Page

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Real Estate Tax Rollback Affects 1971 Second Half Bills

Tax statements for the second half of 1971 reflect a rollback provision reducing 5 percent of the annual 1971 tax in year one and 10 percent thereafter. Clermont County Treasurer must certify the reduction. Auditor of State to distribute to subdivisions. Also notes a 410 seat auditorium awarded as All Electric Building and church expansion completed with Dedication May 2, 1971 and a 160,000 dollar program funded by Clermont National Bank Maier with Rev. Charles Harrison as pastor.

Clermont County Ohio Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Bethel New Richmond Road Clermont National Bank Maier Charles Harrison

Batavia Ohio Publication Details

Batavia Ohio announced in volume CXXXVI number 7026 edition with the whole newspaper issue number and archival reference. The notice lists publication identifiers and edition metadata for cataloging and retrieval.

Cooperation Sparks Moscow Home Aid Drive

Prompt county response to an Ohio River emergency earned credit for Charles Schneider and Jack Linfert of Germont County Red Cross. Within two hours Red Cross officials noted county workers and residents were fed by the Moscow Fire Department Women’s Auxiliary and Civil Defense. James Foster and village police directed traffic during the emergency landfill operation.

Ohio River Charles Schneider Jack €. Linfert Germont County Red Cross Organization Red Cross Women’s Moscow Fire Department Civil Defense James Foster

MGS Water Extension Bids Come in Under Estimate

County commissioners awarded bids Tuesday for the MGS water extension project costing 1.62 million funded partly by the Economic Development Administration. The apparent low bidder was Angelo Santoro of Santoro Other Construction Co. of Dayton at 196,616.60 for the water main and related work with several other bids listed from Preston- Carroll Clifton Tenn, Bond & Sheehan Cincinnati, Byrnes-Conway Cincinnati, and Glenn Rhoads Mt. Orab.

Ralph Houser Harold Bissantz Stanley Cann Economic Development Administration Other Construction Co Dayton Branch Hill-Guinea Pike SR 28 Preston- Carroll Clifton Tenn Bond & Sheehan

Miami U Doctoral Candidate Named CNE Superintendent

Arthur Langerman a June 1972 Miami University PhD candidate in educational administration has been appointed superintendent of Vermont County Northeastern Local Schools and will assume duties June 1. He has been a graduate associate at Miami University and previously worked in the Miami School of Education and Rockwell Swaledale program in Iowa.

Arthur Langerman Miami University Vermont County Langerman University Miami School of Education Albert W. Ket Hewell Ohio Kettering Foundation Miami Department of Educational and Junior High Iowa Princes of Rockwell-Swaledale Japan Nagoya Kandale

East Fork Group Seeks Lake Towers’ Demolition Funding

The group asks lawmakers for 175000 to demolish a new concrete diverting tower and to address ecological and flood impact concerns. They accuse the Corps of Engineers of ignoring environmental factors and bias toward engineering feasibility, urging an unbiased study and funding for dam alternatives.

East Fork Group Lake Towers McCarthy Corps of Corps of Engineers Winfield Dunn Tennessee Tellico

Board Expected Next Week On Right To Intervene

A decision on citizens right to intervene in opposing the chairman and two other members of the Atomic Energy Commission's Safety Licensing Board presiding at a pre hearing conference is anticipated next week. The AEC Regulatory Staff would be limited to five minutes per speaker with about 70 requests to speak.

Atomic Energy Commission Independent Board

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