GOP Fest to feature Saxbe keynote in Clermont County
Clermont County Republicans invite members to the Fall Fest at the Royal Oak Club on Tuesday October 10 with William Saxbe as keynote speaker. Ohio former attorney general and ex senator will be MC Finan a new state senator from the 7th district will emcee replacing Michael Maloney. Local and statewide Republicans will attend plus a dinner at 7 30 p.m. Tickets are 25 dollars from party officials.
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Clermont County
Royal Oak Club
William Saxbe
John L. Watson
Saxbe
Richard Ian
Ohio General Assembly
Suxbe
Ohio
U.S
India
Macanicsburg Farm
Finan
Miami
Union Townships
Michael Maloney
Hamilton County
Evandale
Clermont Courier U S Postal Service Statement Filing 1978
U S Postal Service filing for Clermont Courier dated September 30 1978 lists weekly publication with 52 issues per year and annual subscription price 5 20. Office and publisher details given for Batavia Ohio with Clermont Newspapers Inc and Julius Grice as owners. Circulation figures show total printed 6537 with paid circulation 6273 and mail subscriptions 5308. Distibution totals and office use leftovers noted. Certificate of accuracy signed by John H Wolf.
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U.S. Postal Service
U.S.C
Clermont Courier
W. Main Street
Batavia
Ohio
John H. Wolf
Cincinnati
Fran Schwiermann
Amelia
Clermont Newspapers, Inc
Julius Grice
Clearwater
Florida
Jerald Fortney
Taft 7th District rally and fundraiser planned in Batavia
Taft seeks support for State Representative Bob Taft II with a rally and fundraising party set for Saturday October 7 at 455 Wilmer Ave Batavia Ohio 45103 Reservations are limited Information available through Bob Linder at 732-1420 Taft represents the 65th Ohio House District and received a Distinguished Public Service Award at the association’s annual meeting 13 An EFit King Defend
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Bob Taft II
Wilmer Ave
Batavia
Ohio
Bob Linder
Taft
Ohio House
Rep
Association
Officials in D C Henry discuss data use and self tax ability
In Washington, D C Henry officials met with the Office of Revenue Sharing to review data and determine if a political unit can tax itself to fund services. Wiesenhahn called for Ohio EPA clearance in Columbus to proceed with water system improvements while OEPA halted new users, stressing the need to finance expansions as building continues and the situation is critical.
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Henry
Office of Revenue Sharing
Wiesenhahn
Ohio
EPA
Columbus
Fall Frolic Dance buys band uniforms at McNicholas High
The 2nd Annual Fall Frolic Dance sponsored by the McNicholas Marching Rocket Boosters will be held Saturday Oct. 7 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at McNicholas High. Music by the Single Majorities Band. A Wheelbarrow of Cheer will be raffled. Donation is 10 per couple with reservations via Tom Lovejoy or Paul Hinton. The goal is to fund new uniforms for the band, drill team, and color guard.
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McNicholas Marching Rocket Boosters
McNicholas High Ave
Tom Lovejoy
Paul Hinton
Harsha meets officials on water project and road plans
Clermont campaign manager James Christy seeks water funding. Harsha outlines Appalachian Project needs and four lane highway goals linking Clermont to US 32. Bid timing noted for Brown-Highland-Brown segment mid November and dedication of Seaman and Peebles segment set for October 4. Rose mary Harsha plans four county teas this week with hosts in Amelia Batavia Milford New Richmond and Batavia meetings with commissioners Bis santz Hogan and Washington office appointment with Jerome Wiesenhahn.
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Clermont
Milford
James Christy
Harsha
Rosemary
Helen. Ellis
Amelia
Rita Fisher
Lawrence Walker
Fourth Street
Batavia
Dennis Chaney
Wilson Dunham Hill ‘Road
New Richmond
Bis‘santz
Hogan
Washington
Jerome Wiesenhahn
Bissantz
Carter
US 32
New principal leads at St. Louis school
Sr Kath leen outlines availability for questions on curriculum and policies. New faculty member Kathleen McGowan joins St. Louis for the year.
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Kathleen
Kathleen McGowan
St. Louis
CETA programs move forward in Newtonsville timeline
Human Services Board director James Taylor told the Courier on Friday that the CETA program proceeds, outlining Newtonsville plans between November 13 and 16. He will address the item at the next Human Services Board meeting on October 12.
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Human Services Board
James Taylor
the Courier
Newtonsville
Zoning and planning actions pace township decisions
Township planners urge caution on zoning changes and reject a request to convert 1.17 acres at Ohio 132 and Ohio 131 from suburban residential to a real estate office citing traffic and sight distance concerns. They also advise Miami Township to soften shelter station rules to permit more shelters and support small business champion Rep. Harsha for NFIB Guardian award after scoring high on pro small business votes.
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Stonelick Township
Ledger Howard
Ohio 132
Ohio 131
Howard
Miami Township
Planning Commission
William H. Harsha
Dist
Ohio
National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
Harsha
Wilson S. Johnson
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Lila Ave
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Williamsburg
Main Street
John C. Craver
Donald W. Hookom, Jr
Emily Craver Hookom
Lawn & Garden
St. At
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Con't
OEPA
House
Senate
Dance
Newspapers, Inc
Kop
and Area News
Stihs’ Chain Saw Sale
Dr.” Mills Mower Service
Pleasant Hill Rd
Serills
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BancOhio Corporation
BancOhio Corp
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