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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1973
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a US 506 AT designation and library context. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond unspecified location and code.
The county selects Whitford, 50, native of Moscow and former Moscow elementary principal, to serve as county administrator starting December 1 at a salary of 14800. He would resign as principal and is a Moscow resident and village council candidate, with duties subject to board approval and no voter consent.
In Clermont County the New Richmond Teenagers Canteen on Union Street struggles without sufficient adult supervision. The YSB plans after school sessions for ages 8 to 12% and 12% to 19 on Thursdays, plus ongoing efforts from volunteers like Sally Foley to keep the youth center open and active.
Clermont Nursing owner Harold Hodges offered 15 acres on Ohio 32 to the Clermont County Commissioners for a proposed 3 million justice center. He also proposed a five year option to purchase up to 15 additional acres at 7000 per acre and allowed county entry for test borings and surveys.
Ted W. Brown says a law requiring two elections to fill Senator Saxbe's seat is ridiculous. A governor appointee could serve only until Dec. 15, 1974, while the term ends Jan. 3, 1975, forcing a November 1974 special to run with a full six-year term. Brown will seek a new law to shorten the unexpired term. Also, James E. Birchall, 18 scientists, Antarctica projects under Ohio State Univ. polar studies and NSF sponsorship.
A four day four way jury trial in Bethel ended in a stand off with each defendant scoring one victory and no damages awarded. The case stemmed from Bethel Police Chief Robert E Jones being sued by Bethel Councilman William Duckworth over an arrest for vehicular larceny. The village of Bethel filed a counterclaim seeking damages but was dismissed as the proceedings continued.
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