New Juvenile Justice Center Opens For Public View
The new juvenile justice center off Bauer Road East Batavia Heights will be open for public view Saturday and Sunday October 15 and 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Juvenile court personnel will guide visitors through the facility and explain court programs. The court room and main areas should be ready for use next week. Clermont County commissioners will meet Friday at 9 a.m. instead of the usual Friday time due to Columbus Day and a day-long seminar in Columbus. Many elected officials and department heads were expected to attend training sessions on House Bill 133.
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Bauer Road
East Batavia Heights
Clermont County
Dale F. Romohr
Columbus
Commissioners’ Association
Romohr
Wayne Township
Monroe Township
Williamsburg
Bethel
Day Heights
Bid Openings Set for Two 1982 Block Grant Projects
Clermont County commissioners will open bids on October 27 for two 1982 Community Development Block Grant projects. Proposals for the Williamsburg community center will be read at 10 a.m. and bids for the Moscow Village park at 10 30 a.m.
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Clermont County
Williamsburg Community Center
Moscow Village Park
Fresh as a Daisy Clean-up Day proclaimed in Clermont County
Clermont County commissioners join Girl Scout Brownie Troop 374 to honor Daisy Low on her birthday by proclaiming October 31 as Fresh as a Daisy Clean-up Day. Brownies with local business and resident support conduct October litter clean-up and disposal education.
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Clermont
Clermont County Seeks Agriculture Disaster Designation
Gov Richard F Celeste receives appeal from Clermont County commissioners to designate the county as an agriculture disaster damage area based on an agriculture emergency board report of 30 percent crop losses due to severe extended drought.
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Richard F. Celeste
Clermont County Commissioners
Agriculture Emergency Board
Clermont County Jail Sees 2893 Meals in September at 99 Cents Each
Sheriff John Van Camp reports September meal data for Clermont County jail. Average meal cost was 99 cents per prisoner, with a total of 2893 meals served during the month.
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Clermont County
John van Camp
Clermont YWCA seeks marriage license funds for shelter
Clermont Branch YWCA applies to county commissioners for the marriage license money to run a battered women shelter. The 1984 House of Peace budget totals 63407 with 29970 from license fees and 31717 from Community Chest. Commissioners renew certificates of indebtedness for modular jail and site development for another year.
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Clermont Branch Ywca
House of Peace
Clermont County
Debt details in Clermont County record
The original debt was 2 million dollars with 250 thousand paid last year. No principal was paid this year. Interest at 6.63 percent accrues on the remaining 1.75 million through October 26, 1984.
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Clermont Courier
Pair Charged In Break‑In At Barger Farm Storage
Deputy and witness Jeff Singleton observed William Ray Ratliff 22 of 112 Suzanne Way New Richmond enter a storage building on the old Barger farm and haul tools to a car. Singleton and Clyde Barger co-own the Moscow farm at 2316 Ohio 232.
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William Ray Ratliff
Suzanne Way
New Richmond
Jeff Singleton
Pearl St
Barger
Singleton
Ohio
Moscow
Clyde Barger
Burglaries Reported Across Several Homes and Stores
Thieves damaged properties and stole valuables from multiple homes and businesses in Ohio. At 938 Grays Lane New Richmond a Colt .38 pistol and over 5600 dollars in video and audio gear were taken on October 2. Thelma Blankenship lost about 3500 dollars of stereo gear at 2366 Cedarville Road Goshen on October 4. Theft attempts occurred at a laundromat car wash and barbershop 604 Union Street Felicity on October 4 and 6. Amelia Poultry Farm owner Joseph Schultz reported an attempted turkey theft at 261 East Ohio Pike.
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John C. Mohr
Grays Lane
New Richmond
Thelma Blankenship
Cedarville Rd
Goshen
Charles McClanahan
Union St
Felicity
Joseph Schultz
Amelia Poultry Farm
E. Ohio Pike
Grave in Amelia Reveals Buried Headstone Mystery
Ronald S. Colyer reported finding a concrete grave marker in his backyard at 109 Mt. Holly Rd. a possible grave site with a red marble embed and six bricks arranged in a square. The stone reads Terri Sue H. Born Nov. 17, 1971. The case is under investigation.
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Amelia
Ronald S. Colyer
Mt. Holly Rd
Terri Sue H
Firefighters Laughable Rescue Tales From Area Crews
A collage of humorous calls across BMOP towns shows cats, bats, bees, a pony, skunks, snakes, a hay attic fire, and a man stuck in a toilet while trying to retrieve false teeth. Crews from Williamsville Owensville Indian Hill Loveland and Goshen recount quirky incidents and near-misses highlighting quick thinking and humor in service.
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Renee
Williamsville
Owensville
Indian Hill
Etree
Hall
Loveland
BMOP
Batavia
Monroe
Ohio
Pierce
Cowner
Firmen
County court judges dispute jail policy jurisdiction
Five judges led by E Robert Schaeffer accuse Judge John L Watson of overstepping county jail policy authority. They assert common pleas can set some jail rules but not admission procedures for county court prisoners. They note appeals from county court go to the 12th District Court of Appeals, not the common pleas.
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Common Pleas Court
Clermont
John L. Watson
Common Pleas
12Th District Court of Appeals
E. Robert Schaeffer
Chris Rosenhoffer
Robert A. Linder
Michael Voris
Priscilla S. O'Donnell
Watson
John van
Linder
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YWCA
B&e
Chemtron
Washington Township
By Sharon
Voris
Pai
Lykin
St. At
Milford
Is Sales & Service
Ohio Pike
Plane St
Cherry Grove
Ventory
Erven Carr Patrick T. Campbel Hee
Don Gronberg
Sam Perry C.li
Mt. Carmel
Bert D. Jones
City Loan & Savings
City Loan & Says
Glctyloan & Savings A Control Data Company
Main St
Blue Ash
Kenwood Rd
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