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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1973
Page
3
The State Board of Regents favors a unified system to serve two year colleges in southwestern Ohio. A multi campus general and technical college could join Clifton campus faculty for upper division and graduate courses, with state funding and uniform fees across campuses.
A regional events roundup lists free art shows at Kingwood Center Mansfield daily 10 am to 6 pm through Oct 14 and a Joan Rivers and Ray Stevens program at MSU on Oct 4. It notes Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performances Oct 4 in Music Hall and The Tempest at Cincinnati Playhouse Oct 4-28.
Loveland city council raised costs for fire protection and waste collection amid inflation. City Manager Ray Niemis sought $20,000 annually for the Loveland Community Fire Department, with 1973 contract at $12,500 up from $7,500 in 1972. Residents will pay an extra 25 cents per month for waste collection.
Clermont County residents elected a new board for the Clermont County Youth Development Council at Batavia on Sept. 25. Members include Mike Warren, Dennis Donnley, Kathy Ludlow, Pat Donnley, Mary Martin, Carol Schmidt, and Michael Voris with the chairman installing the new board. The group invites county residents to join in youth services.
Clermont County approves 73 preliminary subdivision plans for 1972 73 and outlines upcoming building regulations. Planning commission and county engineers will hold public hearings. Larry Sprange notes older rulings from the 1950s no longer fit modern subdivisions. The report cites average parcel counts rising from 20 30 lots to about 50 60 and cites 20 percent of recent subdivisions with 200 plus improvements.
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