Dead Youth Killed In Car Crash On SR 132 Near Clermont
Elisha H. Short Jr. a 16 year old from Amelia died Friday night when his car struck a culvert on SR 132 at the end of Harold Bissantz’s driveway. The car flew 119 feet then rolled down an embankment after hitting a guard rail. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Bethel with burial in Mt Moriah Cemetery Williamsville. Survived by parents two sisters and three brothers.
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Elisha H. Short, Jr
Ohio Pike
Amelia
Clermont County
Harold Bissantz
State Highway Patrol
Kennedy - Stevens
Bethel
Mt. Moriah
Williamsville
Elisha H. Short
Pearlie
Christine
Shirley Anter
Cincinnati
Florence Russell
New Richmond
Ray
Albert
John
13th Annual Needy Kids Christmas Fund Underway
The Clermont County Needy Kids Christmas Fund, run by the American Legion and Clermont County Council, seeks donations to aid local children. Seven Legion Posts place canisters across county businesses, with 100 percent of funds to children. contact Donald Patton to arrange appearances or donations to The American Legion Batavia Ohio.
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Clermont County
Needy Kids Christmas Fund
American Legion
Clermont County Council, Inc
Legion
Donald Patton
Patton
P.O. Box
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont County Council of the American
Ohio school foundation program distributes 41 million_plus
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reported that Ohio distributed a net 41,369,633.64 dollars directly to school districts under the school foundation program. Nine Clermont County districts shared 845,163.86 dollars.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
Clermont County
Clermont County to establish Public Defender program
Clermont County Commissioners and Common Pleas Judge Louis J. Schwartz plan a Public Defender program effective January 1 1973. The $20625 budget funds a director at 65 percent time and a half time assistant director plus a secretary, with the county covering facilities and supplies. Qualified attorneys will represent indigent defendants in all county courts including appeals to the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Commissioners
Common Pleas
Louis J. Schwartz
Public Defender Program
AJD
Schwartz
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Proclamation Declares Social Security Disability Week
Batavia Ohio mayor Richard C. Jamieson proclaims November 12 to 18, 1972 as Social Security Disability Week urging agencies to publicize the rights under the Disability Insurance Benefits program and to promote integration of the disabled as full partners in American life. Signed October 31, 1972.
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Batavia
Richard C. Jamieson
Edwin J. Robinson, Jr
Batavia Social Security Office
Ohio
Ohio counties share flood land lease funds in Auditor’s report
Eleven Ohio counties including Clermont receive 20335.32 in flood control land lease revenue from the Auditor of State. Clermont gets 4475.80 while others receive amounts such as Portage 6029.62 Trumbull 903.75 and Warren 2924.93. Federal law allocates 75 percent to the U. S. Treasury and the rest returned to the state for schools and roads.
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Ohio
Clermont
Joseph T. Ferguson
Treasury
United States
Clark
Clinton
Delaware
Hamilton
Licking
Portage
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Warren
Washington
Group challenges AEC decision on Zimmer Nuclear Plant permit
A new group named Ohio Valley Citizens Concerned about Nuclear Pollution OVCC challenges the Atomic Energy Commission approved permit for the Zimmer Nuclear Power Station at Moscow. OVCC hosts a 6:30 p.m. New Richmond High School forum to question Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. claims that nuclear fission energy is safe and that the plant brings jobs and tax revenue. The event invites public questions and features experts from genetics and nuclear physics among others.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Zimmer
Moscow
Ohio Valley
OVCC
New Richmond High School
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
C.g.&e
State Seeks Federal Aid for SR 28 Upgrade in Clermont County
Clermont County commissioners plan to apply for about 1.24 million dollars in federal funding within 90 days for a 3.28 mile four lane expansion of SR 28 including a 0.68 mile interchange. A bridge on Shayler Road will be replaced with a bid of 96,440 dollars, and a second bridge is slated for next year. An 80 percent federal grant may support a 3.2 million sewer system for Nine Mile Creek area south of SR 125, with representatives from the Economic Development Administration and Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission present this week to gather data.
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Clermont County
Nine Mile Creek
SR 125
Federal Economic Development Administration
Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission
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Nt of Development
Administration of Justice Division
Columbus
Fred Engelman
The
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Nixon
Mussey
Malott
AEC
Gorter
Shayler Road
Willowville
Jones Construction Co
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
George S. McGovern
R. Sargent Shriver
John C. Schmitz
Thomas J. Anderson
Gus Hall
Jarvis Tyner
Louis Fisher
Genevieve Gunderson
William H. Harsha
William J. Keating
Karl F. Heiser
William H. Massey
Corries
House OF Representatives
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Frank H. Mayfield
Harry C. Malott
Robert J. Herking
Arthur Blake
Donald Watson
Kenneth Miller
Stanley F.cann
Timothy S. Hogan, Jr
Charles J. Tekulve
Robert A. Jones
Russell L.simmons
Lois Donnellon
Minton Christman
J.D. Werner
Byron Ross
William Shebesta
Walter C.carter
Melvin Wahlert
Charles J. Jackson
Stephen A. Durkee
R. James Kemper
Lawrence W. Carlier
Louis J. Schneider
William B.brown
Paul W.brown
Lloydo. Brown
Robert E. Leach
Frank D. Celebreeze
First District Court OF Appeals
Warren C. Young
George H. Palmer
Bethel Police
AED
Milford
Grant Vocational School District
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Blanchester
Tae Loveland
Tate Township
Fornce
Monroe
Inojagr Ie Po
Miami Township
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