Clermont County faces legal panel size and population shifts
A fragment of notices discusses court panel sizes rising with population estimates in Clermont County. It references census figures around 1990 and contemplates future full-time municipal needs, plus mentions residents and a Bethel official involved in a local election.
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Clermont
Oral quarrel over copier clash with county officials
Readers are invited to weigh in on a dispute between Judge John L. Watson and Clermont County commissioners regarding a courtroom copier. Call 528-1116 after 5 PM or weekends to leave an anonymous response for this week’s Oral Quarrelian.
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Center Struggles With Image Problems In 1986 incident
Batavia reports ongoing challenges at New Horizons Past within Southwest Ohio Center on Drive amid an unsettling 1986 incident. The event casts a pall over residents and raises concerns about safety and image handling for adults with special needs.
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New Horizons
Southwest Ohio Center
Clermont County Vehicle License Hikes Approved
Commissioners approve a first of two $5 vehicle license hikes for Clermont County residents, with $10 increases countywide next year and $15 boosts for Union Stonelick and Goshen township residents starting Jan 1, 1988. Commissioner Clendenin opposed both measures, criticizing taxes as a burden on growth. See FEES, A5.
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Beechmont Mall Sold to Metropolitan Life Investors
Beechmont Mall has been sold to Metropolitan Life in a deal described by William J. Bornhott as aligning with investments in retail. The sale places the property under new ownership with Rubloff retained as leasing agent, and Ms. Wilson from Rubloff noted the changes will be minimal as operations continue under the existing framework.
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Metropolitan Life
William J. Bornhott
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Rubloff
Machine as symbol of conflict in Batavia office alcove
In Batavia an office scene centers on a 3-M copier perched in an alcove. The machine stands as a quiet emblem amid daily work, its presence suggesting subtle tensions or debates linked to technology and workflow.
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Batavia
Twenty six arrested in drug indictments
Police in Union New Richmond and nearby townships announced indictments charging twenty six individuals in a drug investigation. Details indicate multiple arrests and state level prosecutors pursuing cases with alleged trafficking and distribution activity.
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