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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1983
Page
3
Congressman Gradison plans a Batavia town meeting and nearby sessions in Blue Ash and Ripley to hear constituent views. He will integrate letters calls and a monthly cable program into decisions in Washington. The Batavia event runs October 22 from 1 to 2 30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria.
Absentee votes are available with a noon November 5 deadline to apply for ballots for the November 8 election. Voters may also cast ballots at the Batavia elections office at 76 S Riverside Drive until election day. Alberta Cook notes heavier than usual voter registration in an odd year, with about 450 new cards from libraries and a similar amount from the high school.
Courier Reporter Sharon Brumagem details odd fire department calls from Milford to Miami East, including a greenhouse blaze mistaken for flames, a water tower prank, a coal barge fire, a seven ton garbage truck stuck on a covered bridge, a rocking chair head entrapment, a pop machine arm rescue, and a baby delivered in a hospital parking lot.
Judge Lawrence Carlier of probate and juvenile courts received the Distinguished Golden Gavel Service Award from Ross County Judge Gerald Radcliffe, president of the Ohio Juvenile Judges Association, at a Cler mont County Juvenile Justice Center open house. The award notes the facility’s completion and new programs for juvenile offenders, including an adolescent unit uniting mental health services and child welfare with the juvenile court. The center aims to divert youth from confinement via work details and other alternatives, with first inmates expected in 10 days to two weeks, after staff completed cleaning and training. A Romohr Memorial Juvenile Justice Fund may support extra educational and recreational costs not covered by the county budget.
The Courier urges readers to send signed letters to the Editor with a full home address and a phone number for verification. Letters should be mailed to Editor, The Courier, 564 Batavia Pike, Cincinnati 45244.
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