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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1979
Page
6
Moscow police chief Dennis Skeene warned about large numbers of protesters entering the area and potential damages. He urged peaceful conduct and noted liability concerns as organizers prepared for the demonstration.
Dr. Katkin accepts Front Wheel Drive and Batavia Road at the Ford Motor Co Aften plant as public roads. mutual aid agreement completed July 1.
In Moscow residents testify that the United States and the world should confront powers aiding nuclear energy. Lillian Pesout, near Zim County Chamber of Commerce, backs nuclear use to preserve U.S. economic independence. Dr. Miller wishes James Foster, an engineer with a small machine shop, to face the same fate and mentions a June hearing.
Joel T. Wilson will auction a home, an auto, gifts, a china cabinet and a cedar chest over two sales at Church Street Newtown on June 1 and 2 at 7 p.m. Don Bates plans a Norwood Paint & Hardware stock sale at 4642 Montgomery Rd on June 5 at 10 30 a.m. An inspection is set for Monday at 144 Main Street Batavia for a sale including bids guns and household items on June 2 at 10 a.m.
Trustees review abatement requests for Frischs Eastgate and Cincinnati Fiberglass with the Clermont County Abatement Policy Board. The panel will meet May 31 at 6 p.m. to evaluate 185000 requested, allocating 24115 to Union Township 140980 to West Clermont Schools and 20405 to Clermont Policy Board before recommending to the commissioners who finalize the abatement. John Hauck notes this is the first meeting since new policy approval and a public hearing option exists. West Clermont Board of Education opposes the Frischs abatement. Kenneth L. Zitt Sr asks denial.
The record notes remarks about qualifications for applicants, with claims that a degree is not required and political affiliation need not be Republican. It references a resignation by Henry last week amid conflict over a May 18 meeting, and mentions Wiesenhahn’s stated involvement in interviews and lunch with a day and position.
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