Picketing by Clermont County CCCV targets Stop-N-Go chain
James W. Riley leads a Clermont County Citizens Concerned for Community Values picket at a Milford Stop-N-Go. If no reply by Nov 7, leaders from eight to nine regional chapters may push an economic boycott. About 35 picketed at Lila Avenue site, 300 at eight Greater Cincinnati stores.
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James W. Riley
Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church
Clermont County
Riley
Ohio
Kentucky
First Christian Assembly
William Howard Taft
Lila Avenue
Milford
Clermont
Greater
Cincinnati
Marshall News
CCCV
Harold Mills
Cincinnati P.D
Tom Grossman
Mt. Carmel
American ‘Legion Hall
ClerMont Voters Skipping Polls Prompt Question
A clipping asks if readers were among the 53.5 percent of Cler mont voters who did not vote on Tuesday and invites explanations, directing readers to page 4 for instructions.
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Clermont
Wuerdeman, Allen upset in Clermont elections
In Clermont County Union Township two trustee races ended unexpectedly as Linda Wuerdeman lost to Richard Martin with 2,917 votes while Dennis Cook trailed with 2,263. E Andy Hill tallied 783. Goshen saw Sue Ventura return as trustee. Philpot won a seat over James Allen. Former officials Carlier and Smith also surfaced in results.
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Batavia
Clermont County Board of Elections
Union Township
Catherine
Linda’’ Wuerdeman
Richard L. Martin
Dennis N. Cook
Wuerdeman
E. Andy Hill
Martin
Goshen
Sue Ventura
John Philpot
James Allen
Jerry L. Carlier
Stonelick Township
David F. Smith
Bethel Council
Voters Turnout Low in Clermont County Election
In Clermont County only 46.5 percent of 61 registered voters turned out with 28 519 ballots cast by election day or absentee. The vote proceeded smoothly with final tally at 11 15 pm. Vandalism forced relocation of a township polling place while a few candidates faced tight poll proximity. Statewide is amending a national bond issue.
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Batavia
Clermont County
CNE levy defeat prompts board to reconsider funding
Nor theastern school voters rejected the 6.81 mill operating levy 1422-937 or 60.2 to 39.7 percent. Superintendent Budd Hegele says the defeat may lead to a February special election or May primary and possible program cuts. He notes staff salaries comprise 80 percent of the budget and suggests cutting gifted, drug awareness, music and guidance programs.
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Owensville
Clermont
Northeastern
Budd Hegele
CNE
Grams
Union voters approve 2-mill police levy in Union Township
Union Township voters approved a 2 mill increase to fund police services, with 59.9 percent in favor and 1,746 opposed. The levy would raise about $500,000, enabling new officers, improved coverage for residential and business areas, and potential computer upgrades. officials praised the clear public support for stronger police protection.
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Glen Este
Union Township
Willis
Police Department
Steviarth
Dennis Cook
Mary Lou Evans
Goodbye to football Clermont County players bid farewell
Clermont County's best football players and friends gathered to say goodbye to football. The group includes Paul Weber Goshen Jeff Swisher Western Brown Jon Chapman Bethel Tim Brown Glen Este Jay Slusher Goshen and others such as Vince Shannon CNE Matt Morton Bethel Jeff Cann Amelie Ritchy Schoellman CNE Rick Bauknecht Western Brown Rob Cann Amelia Neil Batehler Amelia Garrett Wood Amelia Ken Swisher Western Brown and Bill Brown Glen Este. The item notes these athletes are featured in the final statistics listing on page 10.
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Clermont County
Paul Weber
Goshen
Jeff Swisher
Western Brown
Jon Chapman
Bethel
Tim Brown
Glen Este
Jay Slusher
Vince Shannon
CNE
Matt Morton
Jeff Cann
Amelie
Ritchy Schoellman
Rick Bauknecht
Rob Cann
Amelia
Neil Batehler
Garrett Wood
Ken Swisher
Bill Brown
Clermont Cooking Recipe Submissions Wanted
Readers invited to share a recipe for the new Cler page. Mail the dish and a 4 by photo to Clermont Cooking at 564 Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio or call Sharon Guillette at 528 1111 to arrange publication.
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Sharon Guillette
Clermont Cooking
Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
Ohio
Goshen voters defeat 7.9 mill school levy in election
Goshen residents reject a 7.9 mill operating levy by 1,583 to 701, about 69.3 to 30.6 percent, excluding one Warren County precinct. Superintendent Ralph Shell calls the result better than prior years and says the district must operate on existing funds. Board member William Disque suggests voters distrust board claims about funding versus costs.
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Goshen
Warren County
Ralph Shell
Shell
William Disque
Origins of Clermont County Town Names Revealed
The article traces how Clermont County towns got their names from biblical roots and post offices, noting Lin dale now Lindale and Loveland named after postmaster James Loveland in 1850. It mentions Wendell Kline, Batavia merchant, as a local church building advocate with related notes and photographs.
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Lindale
Lyndon
Dale
Wendell Kline
Batavia
Robertson advertises 1978 Cutlass Supreme sale in Auto Mart
A car listing in Suburban Classified Auto Mart announced a 1978 Cutlass Supreme by K Robertson for October 23. Robertson sold the vehicle on the ad’s first appearance and plans further advertising in the paper.
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K. Robertson
Auto Mart
Robertson
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Feenen Magazine
Ee Yo Glatfeltet
Ron Louderback
VFIS
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Fury
OEPA
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Hegele
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