Enthusiastic Airman Heads For Bolling AFB Tour
Airman Jordien DeMarcia, 19, of Milford, heads to Washington D C for a new tour with eager outlooks. She praises enlisting as the best thing she ever did and plans a long Air Force career with goals like learning to fly and becoming a parachutist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Pfeiffer
Jordien DeMarcia
Milford
Washington D.C
Jordien
Keesler Field
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Alice Marie DeMarcia
High Street
Milford High School
Bolling Air Force Base
Air Force
Hawaii
Jamaica
Panama
Bahamas
TV Network Slip Triggers Agnew Attack Replay
In a Courier Staff piece readers recall a local station spoiling a VP Agnew speech by switching away mid program. The incident sparked instant reaction to news slant while noting quirky TV trivia about antiseptic mouthwash and a Mexico City lake cruise tale.
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Agnew
Recounts Fail To Materially Alter Results
The Clermont County board of elections finished a Tuesday recount showing two reelection candidates failed to gain enough votes to overcome defeats. Incumbent Tate Township trustee James Anderson shed three votes in eight of ten precincts. Rich ard S. Winder and Lowell Brooks each lost five votes. Donald Thorpe gained one. John Varney fell behind one in three precincts. Several council candidates lost one vote while Herbert L. Curry gained three votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Board of Elections
James Anderson
Tate Township
Tate
Richard S. Winder
Lowell Brooks
Donald Thorpe
John Varney
Williamsburg
New Tally
Daniel Kidd
Harry Mitchell
Albert B. Walter
Herbert L. Curry
Deadline reminders for Thanksgiving edition
The paper notes a Wednesday press run with an early deadline. News and pictures for Thanksgiving editions must arrive by 4 am Friday. Classified and display advertising are accepted until noon Monday.
Mr. Baseball Honored by Clermont County Knothole Team
The Batavia Speedliners Class A team managed by Anstaett featured his sons Carroll as catcher and Dale as first baseman. They won tournament play in Hamilton County with a final at Crosley Field, inspiring growth of Knothole baseball in Amelia which now has 23 teams.
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Knothole
Clermont County
Batavia Speedliners
Anstaett
Carroll
Dale
Hamilton County
Crosley Field
Amelia
Stanley Anstaett
Amelia Knothole
Amelia Knothole Boosters Club
Clermont County Reappoints Mental Retardation Board Members
The Clermont County Commissioners reappointed David Schneider and Don Dragoo to four year terms on the Board of Mental Retardation. Architect Ken Wolven outlined designs for a new school on 8.5 acres of the former County Home Farm, with construction hoped to start in April. Voters approved a $1,025,000 bond issue and an operating levy for the project, while state or federal aid is sought to offset costs. if a grant is received it would reduce the bond by about $500,000.
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Clermont County
Board of
David Schneider
Don G.dragoo
Ken Wolven
Schneider
John MacKey
Children’s
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnat
Wolven
Clermont
SR 222
Batavia
Clermont County Republican Club Reelects Werner President
The Clermont County Republican Club unanimously reelected J. D. Werner as president for 1970 and rejected Marion Canter Jean Fischer Peggy Pickelheimer and Richard Carson for other officer posts. Installation will be at the GOP Christmas Dinner December 12 at The Frontier near New Richmond.
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Clermont County Republican Club
J. D. Werner
Marion Canter
Jean Fischer
Peggy Pickelheimer
Richard Carson
the Frontier
New Richmond
Werner
League Urges County Park District for Clermont
The Clermont County League of Women Voters backs a county wide park district after a two year study showing insufficient leisure facilities. Speakers cited benefits from parks including Robert Faber of the Cincinnati Nature Center near Glen Este. Probate Court holds the establishment power. petitions by officials or a majority of voters can initiate it.
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Clermont County League of Women Voters
Robert Faber
Cincinnati Nature Center
Glen Este
Probate Judge Will Speak at Clermont Trustees Meeting
Judge Charles W. Jackson will address the Clermont County Association of Trustees and Clerks tonight at 8 p.m. in the courthouse annex large conference room. Carl Ritter of Wayne Township, the president, urged all members to attend as officers will be elected.
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Charles W. Jackson
Clermont County Association of Trustees and Clerks
Carl Ritter
Wayne Township
Courier promotes Pfeiffer to Feature and Picture Editor
The Courier announces promotions for staff with Mrs. Pfeiffer rising to Feature and Picture Editor after four years in the advertising department. William Mussey becomes Advertising Manager as the paper expands its circulation and services in Clermont County.
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Courier
The
Pfeiffer
Fortney
William Mussey
Mussey
Clermont County
Bill Massey
Marietta
Ohio
Marietta High School
State To Take Bids On I-275 Segments
The State Director of Highways will solicit bids for sections of I-275, the Circle Freeway, totaling 4 419 miles. Work includes six bridges and one interchange at SR 125 Tabasco. Key segments schedule January through April with several overlaps and one segment pending relocation plans.
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Director of Highways
Columbus
Aicholtz Road
Summerside
Eight Mile Road
Hamilton County
SR 125
Tabasco
Clough Pike
Wilfert Drive
Hopper Hill Road
Clermont County
Nordyke
Eight Mile Roads
SR 28
Roundbottom Road
Clermont
Hamilton Counties
SR 2
Batavia
Bauer Road
SR 133
Bank Camera Aids Search For Lone Gunman
FBI and local authorities continue the hunt for the lone bandit who robbed the Cherry Grove Branch of Clermont National Bank last Thursday at about 2 15 pm. The robber, described as white about 40, five eight and 200 pounds, wore a dark topcoat and used a paper bag to collect money in a quick vault heist. A bank camera photo shows the suspect in action. A customer was inside the bank during the robbery and another arrived as the robber left.
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FBI
Cherry Grove
Clermont National Bank
Discount Mart Branch Opens In Batavia Ohio
Batavia prepares for the Edwards Discount Mart opening this week. Ray Edwards, a Clermont County businessman, operates stores in Bethel Hillsboro and Greenfield. The new branch on SR 132 near Clough Pike will offer television radios appliances furniture housewares clothing paints and more.
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Batavia
Ray Edewards
Clermont
Ohio
Edwards Discount Mart
SR 132
Clough Pike
Edwards
Bethel
Hillsboro
Greenfield
Officials Plan To Share Assets Of Power Plant
Washington Township residents objected to Moscow Village annexing the power station area. Commissioners proposed sharing tax valuation of Ries Road as a public highway through the nuclear plant site. A road viewing at 10 a.m. on Dec 9 and a public hearing at 1:30 p.m. at the courthouse are planned.
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Washington Township
Village of
Moscow
Ries Road
Thee Court House
Quail Hunt Leads to Arrests and Closed Season Violations
Fryman and Cecil Fryman both of Ewing Kentucky along with two others faced charges after officials say they took 33 birds in 90 minutes with 10 quail caught by Cecil above the limit. A cameraman recorded the season activity while two hunters posted bonds for hunting rabbits in a closed season. Clermont County Pharmaceutical Association names Carl Ackerman president and Jerry Weisenhahn vice president.
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Fife
Ott Thacker
Wilma Court
Oliver Riddle
Will Liamsburg
Clermont County Pharmaceutical Association
Board of Governors
Carl Ackerman
Jerry Weisenhahn
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Richard, Jr
Antonyo
Caramia
Milford Junior High
Beverly Ann Barnes
Stephenia Lewis
Cincinnati
DeMarcia
Washington
Airman
de Marcia
Mr. Anstaett
Mental Health Board
GOP
County Service Center
Board of Mental Retardation
Yale
LWV
Women’s Association
Terrace Park
St. Thomas Community Church
John
Bob
Mariemont High School
Massey
Brown
Frank Weaver
American Legion
VFW
Department of Ohio
Mt. Orab
Discount Mart
Pharmacists
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