30 May 1985
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1985
Page
1
Vic Moler of Mount Carmel owns the P-61 fighter replica once linked to John Coyne after paying 6700 at Lunken Airport. The article also notes Moler’s 50 years of flight experience and knowledge of the plane and designer. Page 4 features a photo of the aircraft.
Neighbors Opposing Pit Expansion notifies Cincinnati Gas and Electric of alleged ash and ash leachate contamination in Pierce Township. NOPE plans a federal citizens lawsuit if CG&E fails to comply with federal Solid Waste Disposal Act provisions, while CG&E asserts compliance with state laws and EPA oversight.
In Batavia Ohio attorney for David P Stanfield said the wrongful death case against Eastgate Mall developers and managers is finally over. An out of court settlement was reached May 22 after a two day trial. Judge John Watson ordered confidentiality of the settlement amount. Stanfield sought 15 million dollars alleging neglect of security and protection at Eastgate Mall.
In Batavia the Teamsters Union will represent dispatchers and deputies in contract talks with Clermont County Sheriff John Van Camp, after Local 740 defeated FOP Lodge 112 in a SERB supervised election. Four of five dispatchers and 43 of 62 deputies voted for Local 740. objections may be filed within 10 days and certification within 15 days. Deputy leaders say a long battle ahead remains, with FOP vowing to return depending on contract terms.
Clermont County Planning Commission staff opposes United Dairy Farmer’s plan for a UDF store with gasoline islands and a drive through bank on six-tenths of an acre. They recommend denying the zone change from R-2 to R-7, saying the proposal would overdevelop a small site and unnecessary changes are requested.
The 1868 presidential race shows Grant leading in Clermont County towns: Batavia 376 to 826, Franklin 283 to 398, Goshen 201 to 215, Jackson 180 to 171, Miami 866 to 287, Monroe 198 to 213, Ohio 347 to 278, Pierce 140 to 217, Stonelick 200 to 211, Tate 291 to 301, Union 147 to 289, Washington 272 to 324, Wayne 134 to 231, Williamsburg 340 to a total for Grant 476 and Seymour 8 594. In 1872 totals: Batavia 824 to 314, Franklin 308 to 407, Goshen 181 to 191, Jackson 168 to 171, Miami 363 to 369, Monroe 195 to 216, Ohio 898 to 303, Pierce 132 to 250, Stonelick 168 to 214, Tate - Union 126 to 256, Washington 288 to 305, Wayne 148 to 251, Williamsburg - total Grant 3,408 and Greeley. By July 18, 1870, all former Confederate states had been readmitted. The president urged patience and unity and asked for prayers for the nation. George Washington’s image is echoed as Grant reflected on his second term, saying he never sought the office for a second term.
A visual analysis for New Richmond's riverfront park proposes removing two silver maples in a cleanup plan. Landscape architects Rick Soper and Allison Leavitt say one tree is dead and the other in decline, while three riverside trees remain to shade the overlook and preserve river views as the river remains an asset.
Clermont County is showcased in a new visitors guide aimed at attracting tourists, informing residents, and aiding county promotion. Larry Hahn of the CCCVB notes the guide offers insight, with the second edition released this January after the first in 1984, and distributed at travel shows and events nationwide.
Wilhemeville resident Nicodemus advertised in Suburban Classified to a Ford Mustang and sold it, claiming the vehicle went to a buyer on the first day the ad appeared.
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