Voter Turnout Mixed As Local Election Results Debated
Residents discuss turnout amid slow election day, with 29 of 248 casting ballots in a precinct, while council and trustee futures loom. A separate note congratulates Ford Batavia Transmission for the Q-1 quality award and a question line invites anonymous responses to this week’s Oral Quarrel.
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Sale leads buyer for Mt Washington shredder bagger
Classified notice notes a for sale item described as a shredder and bagger in Mt Washington. The ad mentions a contact likely through the Mt Washington area and urges interested buyers to inquire. The readable text is fragmentary but signals a sale listing for machinery.
Levies Fail Amid Rough Turnout in Batavia Election
Voters rejected several tax levies in Batavia on Tuesday as officials reported a smooth election with turnout steady. Local figures cited an 11 percent rejection rate for certain measures, including an operating tax, with residents scrutinizing school bonds and township levies amid a mixed results landscape. Amelia and Sats clues appear in scattered notes within a page letter and county lines, reflecting the uncertain fiscal mood.
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Charles Nause
Wayne
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Local leaders in tight races for fire, ambulance boards and city posts
In regional elections, Louis H. Shinkle led with 53.6 percent in a fire and ambulance levy race while Tim beat Julia Sharp by 59.1 percent for a trustee seat. David Darbro will join Rex Parsons on Megdi council. Oscar Norris won Felicity mayor over John Boots. Carl Ritter lost Wayne Township clerk to Mary Jane Fry. Milford’s David Smith failed in a council bid, Ada Lee placed fifth behind Chalk and John Evans.
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Louis H. Shinkle
Tim Clear
Lewis
Eee
Ulia Sharp
Union
David L. Darbro
Batavia
Rex A. Parsons
Megdi
Oscar Norris
John T. Boots
Felicity
Carl E. Ritter
Wayne Township
Mary Jane Fry
Milford
David A. Smith
Ada Lee
Chalk
John Evans
Water upgrades eyed to boost Batavia county supply
Batavia officials heard a plan from Michael M. Powell to add seven water projects by June 30 1988. The upgrades target two million extra gallons daily from the Pierce Union Batavia wellfield to Day Heights faucets and include a 16 inch PUB main to Locust Corner booster station. Development in Miami Township will proceed with Well 15 at PUB.
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Batavia
Michael M. Powell
Chamber of Commerce
Powell
Pierce- Union-Batavia
Day Heights
MGS
Locust Corner
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Clermont County program helps youths with serious offenses
Clermont County runs a three phase rehabilitation program for youths who committed serious offenses. Coordinator Kathy Faubion reports forty one entrants with some graduates and a few recommitted or relocated. Phase One requires four to five weekly contacts, Phase Two reduces weekly contacts for reintegration, and Phase Three maintains weekly in person visits. The program focuses on attitude changes and victim awareness as youths progress through the stages.
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Clermont County
Kathy Faubion
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Bauer Road
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Pickup fire dampened incident at quiet rural site
A small pickup fire was reported near a rural road and quickly dampened by responders. No injuries were noted and authorities await a cause determination after isolating the scene.
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