New Richmond Man Sets 25 Year Perfect Attendance Record
Courier correspondent Leo Bailey of New Richmond has worked for Kroger for 25 years without a single sick day or personal absence. He missed only funeral moments, returning to work, and making up time. Bailey, 2 year attendance record holder, credits health and family support. He lives on Franklin Laurel Road with wife Shirley and twins Mark and Lee Ann.
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Courier
Leo Bailey
New Richmond
Leo
Kroger’s
Cherry Grove
Bethel Kroger
Batavia Kroger
New Richmond Marina
Recounts Confirm First Counts Right In Local Races
Three of six county candidates asked for recounts from the November 6 election. all were unsuccessful. Stagge, Vaught, and Waits saw no changes after partial recounts, while Zimmerman and Fangman Sr. faced extended checks. DataVote system praised for stability as earlier 1968 case noted.
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John F
Jack) Stagge
Miami Township
Stagge
Ernest P. Vaught
Williamsburg Township
Bernard L. Waits
Stone
Esther Redfield
Board of Elections
Robert Jones
Louis Schwartz
Jones
Schwartz
Abercrombie Seeks Supreme Court Review of Sentence
Abercrombie appeals a 20 to 40 year Ohio Hallucinogen sale sentence arguing it violates the Eighth Amendment. He was convicted for hashish sales in 1972 while on parole and is imprisoned in Lucasville. His Cincinnati attorney expects potential Supreme Court action and cites Michigan as precedent.
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Abercrombie
Ohio
Lucasville
Dennis Liggett
Cincinnati
U.S
Michigan
Liggett
Supreme Court
Early Christmas Card From The Courier Sparks Satire
The Courier mocks energy conservation proposals by imagining a world with no gas or electricity. The column suggests staying in bed, turning down thermostats, and living with fewer salaries after a hectic holiday weekend.
Pete Rose Headlines Kohler Dodge Grand Opening
Cincinnati Reds star and 1973 NL MVP Pete Rose visits Batavia for Kohler Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Grand Opening on Main Street. He will sign baseballs and discuss baseball with Clermont area fans Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. Bill Kohler invites the public.
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Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Batavia
Rose
Kohler Chrysler Plymouth Dodge
Main Street
Redleg
Clermont
Bill Kohler
Union Trustees May Set Employment Precedent
Rocco Spinelli chairman of Union Township Trustees proposed new police employment standards for Clermont County. He consulted Cincinnati Police Department training materials to craft guidelines requiring thorough background probes and interviews with the police chief for all prospective patrolmen and internal promotions.
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Rocco Spinelli
Union Township
Clermont County
Spinelli
Cincinnati Police Department
UC Affiliation In Jeopardy Over Lerner Plan
State Sen Massey reports Ohio Board of Regents backed Lerner Plan to fold UC Clermont, Raymond Walters, and a proposed six county college into a six county general and technical college. If approved UC would lose affiliation. Attendees included Reps Mallett Brandenburg Luken and Sen Dennis with Massey. UC President Warren Bennis remains opposed. The six county area spans Clermont Hamilton Brown Adams Clinton Fayette. If created it would be Ohio’s first six county college.
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Ohio Board of Regents
Lebanon
Lerner
William H. Massey
Uc’s
Clermont College
Raymond Walters
Board of Regents
General and Technical
Massey
Max H. Dennis
Wilmington
Harry Mallett
Crab
James T. Luken
John P. Brandenburg
Cincinnati
Dennis
Mussey
Mallett
General Assembly
Brown County
Vermont
UC Massey
County Chamber of Commerce
Warren Bennis
Clermont
Hamilton
Brown, Adams
Clinton
Fayette
Ohio
County OKs Sewage Merger After Opposition Letter
Clermont County Commissioners approved studying the legal and financial steps for Williamsburg Village to join the county sewer system. They will seek an engineer’s report and negotiate transfer if feasible, while urging Williamsburg to discuss grievances with the Village Council and urging Board of Public Affairs to be consulted.
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Clermont County Commissioners
Williamsburg Village Council
Williamsburg Board of Public Affairs
Council
Board of Public Affairs
Merchants Brace for Busy Yuletide Weekend
Downtown Cincinnati and major centers expect heavy shopping after Thanksgiving with crowds possible Friday and Saturday in Clermont County seen as mixed by retailers. Milford Tri-Center opened its mall area with a Santa breakfast as center manager George Beninghaus reported strong turnout and early parking. Penney's manager Marv Randall noted volume similar to last year despite economic concerns and higher costs.
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Cincinnati
Clermont County
Milford Tri-Center
Santa Claus
George Beninghaus
Marv Randall
Penney
the Centers
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Jay Lemming
Loveland School Board
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