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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1987
Page
7
Clermont County faces chronic water issues as officials consider supply strategies. The piece notes weather influence, past misassessments of growth, and the need to pump water to key centers, highlighting ongoing municipal challenges and expert opinions.
A job training consortium announces summer programs with eight counselors including one dedicated to learning disabled and developmentally challenged youths. The plan provides 30 hour weeks at a subsidized wage, with remediation options and frequent worksite contacts. It aims to instill responsibility and initiative for future employment under JTPA guidelines, serving displaced homemakers and laid-off workers across Ohio SDAs.
Statistics warn one in four people will need ER care in summer. Clermont Mercy Hospital reports increased visits for ear related issues and insect bites among children. Public health officials urge caution, hydration, and safety during hot months.
The State of Ohio Clermont County Sheriffs sale of real estate lists Savings of America as plaintiff and Nicholas Jr M Gormas et al as defendants. The sale occurs June 9 1987 at 1 00 PM at the Batavia Court House. The property lies in Williamsburg Township Clermont County and Harvies Military Number 3345 Gordon Military Number 910 with the tract starting 623 feet west of the centerline of State Route 32 at the described intersection.
A terse notice reports ongoing confusion over a missing or hard to locate address on 300 E Avenue. Officials urge residents to verify directions as mail and services experience delays and seek clarification from the town postmaster.
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