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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1981
Page
2
Clermont County officials observed a drill at the Emergency Operations Center in Batavia. Commissioner Jerry Carier praised volunteers while Harold Kennedy criticized the drill. CGE warned of licensing hurdles and completion of the Zimmer plant remains set for late 1982.
Judge John L. Watson reduced the welfare fraud sentence for Mc Queen to a misdemeanor last week. The court suspended 90 days and placed her on one year non reporting probation. She must restitution $1,635 in ADC and $735 in food stamps by January 1, 1982 and remains under a $5,000 bond pending repayment.
Indictments allege aggravated burglary for Lee King J of Cincinnati and E Fields of Nak Jayne Gallagher. Gallagher faces one theft by deception count. Gary Wayne Carroll of Goshen indicted on receiving stolen property. Marshall Robert Brown of En also charged.
Clermont County Hospital serves as a blood drawing station for the Paul J. Hexworth Blood Center of the University of Cincinnati. Donors may give the gift of life on Thursday November 26 from 1 to 9 p.m. at the hospital. Appointments are necessary by calling 732-8233.
Three new WC members four years and has been an educator in the West Clermont School District for twelve years. Gale Tarvin and his wife Barbara live in Williamsville and have two children. Tarvin graduated from Williamsburg High School and attended night school at the University of Cincinnati. James Teegarden resides in Amelia with his wife Beulah and two children. He graduated from Amelia High School and studied elementary education at Moorehead State and the University of Cincinnati. Board members serve a two year term with option to run again. Treasurer Glen Lucas.
An eight year old Miami Township girl Stephanie M. Kenser was struck by a westbound car on SR 131 near her home and died at Bethesda North Hospital about 90 minutes later. Lois Boggs age 19 of Pleasant View Drive Miami Township was behind the wheel. troopers filed no charges.
Clermont County Board of Elections Director Alberta H. Cook notified political subdivisions that House Bill 235 took effect November 2 1981. Filing deadline for issues is 4 p.m. November 19 1981 to qualify for the February 2 1982 special election.
Regional Administrator J ames G. and NRC Region III lead a briefing on Zimmer Nuclear Power Station issues. The investigation ran January through October 1981, examining allegations from Thomas Applegate via the Government Accountability Project and from former and current Zimmer site employees, plus NRC findings.
Fire officials term the blaze suspicious and call in the Clermont County Arson Task Force to determine the cause. The fire damaged the lower floor and prompted Day Heights and Miami East firefighters to respond. damage costs were not yet set at press time.
The General Aviation Group of Cincinnati sponsors a seminar at Sts. Peter and Paul School Norwood on Wednesday November 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. Certified flight instructor Frank Mercurio leads the You Can Fly program addressing private pilot costs instruction safety and similar topics. For information call 351.
The Committee for the Senior Citizens Levy thanks supporters and volunteers who organized phone calls literature distribution polls sign distribution and fundraising urging yes votes. They praise the dedication of all involved and note the June vote is needed for vital senior services.
Cincinnati Nature Center will sponsor an exhibit of porcelain sculptures by William D. Gaither from November 28 to December 13 at the Rowe Interpretive Building 4949 Tealtown Road. The gallery will be open 9 am to 5 pm through Saturday and 1 pm to 5 pm on Sundays.
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