Halloween star watch at Milford nature center
Milford The Cincinnati Nature Center hosts a Halloween star watch on Saturday October 31 outdoors at 7 30 p m Venus and other celestial sights will be shown indoors at 8 p m Dr T Michael Flick will present data on the possibility of extra terrestrial intelligence Also details for non members and registration at 4949 Tealtown Road Milford Ohio 45150 (513) 881 1711
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Milford
Cincinnati Nature Center
T. Michael Flick
Marya
Tealtown Road
Ohio
Meet the Night candidates night set in New Richmond
New Richmond Community Club sponsors a Meet the Night on Thursday Oct 22 at 7 30 PM in the Richmond Middle School Cafeteria. Leaders outline campaign rules and conduct a Q and A session with audience questions limited to issues. Campaign literature distribution is not allowed.
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New Richmond
Richmond
New i Tate
Oni
Sidom
Te Cmsy
Ori
Viaienel Aes Eee Ceil
Locust Corner Methodist Women to Serve Election Day Meals
Locust Corner United Methodist Women will serve meals at the Pierce Two Hall on Locust Corner Rd on Election Day November 3. Rolls and coffee start at 8 a.m. lunch at 11 a.m. and dinner from 4 30 p.m. to 7 p.m. A Christmas bazaar will be the special attraction.
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Locust Corner
United Methodist
Pierce Two
Locust Corner Rd
Union Township Candidates Meet Oct 29 at Hall
Union Township invites the public to hear candidates discuss issues on Oct 29 at 7 p.m. at Union Township Hall. The event is sponsored by Mt. Carmel Merchants and Professional Assn with support from Clermont County Chamber of Commerce and Eastgate Merchants Assn. Candidates and fire and police levy reps get three minutes to speak and one additional minute for rebuttal.
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Union Township
Glen Este-Williamsville Road
Mt. Carmel
Dems candidate night in Union Township
The Union Township Democratic Club invites Clermont County and West Clermont education board candidates and Union trustees to a candidates night at Union Township Hall on Oct 28. The 8 p.m. meeting will feature brief talks by speakers including James E. Sanger Thomas E and George O. Birch Lois J. Donnellen Kerry Tarvin and Catherine B. Wuerdeman followed by a floor Q A. Public invited no charge.
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Union Township
Union Township Democratic Club
Clermont County Board of Education
West Clermont Board of Education
Union Township Board of Trustees
County School Board
James E. Sanger
Thomas E
George O. Birch
Lois J. Donnellen
Kerry Tarvin
Catherine B. Wuerdeman
Amelia Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser At Amelia High School
The Amelia Music Boosters Association sponsors a spaghetti dinner at Amelia High School on Friday October 30. Pre game hours run 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets are 3 dollars for adults 1.50 for children under 10 and 2 dollars for students. Tickets sold at the door. For more information call Mrs Sue Horning at 752 7169 after Joe Caudill assistant principal Amelia High.
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Amelia-Amelia Music Boosters Association
Amelia High School
Sue Horning
Joe Caudill
Amelia High
Clermont officials win ruling on salary increases
Visiting Judge Richard Cole of Clark County ruled on October 18 that Substitute House Bill 1122 was unconstitutional. Clermont County and Clermont Camp had filed a mandamus suit on December 31, 1980, alleging section 3 of ASHB 1122 violated Article II, Section 20 of the Ohio Constitution as applied to county funds for raises.
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Gary Beckett
Courier
Richard Cole
Clark County
Mont County
Clermont Camp
Sheriff drug bust expands in Clermont Warren counties
Clermont and Warren counties saw thirty drug arrests by Friday noon Oct 16 as part of a large bust. Most detainees faced hearings in Common Pleas Judge Louis Schwartz court and many were released on recognizance bonds. Batavia officer Edward Probst was indicted on one count of trafficking in marihuana, with details pending further information.
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Gary Beckett
Clermont County Sheriff's Office
Clermont
Warren Counthe
Ingatce
Clermont County
Common Pleas
Louis Schwartz
Batavia
Edward Probst
David Darbro
Probst
Armstrong withdraws zoning bid for double-wide mobiles
Armstrong Homes pulled its request to change Batavia Township zoning to allow double-wide mobile homes in single family areas. At a Sept 24 meeting, over 60 residents opposed the proposal as the Batavia Zoning Board voted 10-0 against it and sent recommendations to the trustees. Armstrong said he was not worried by the outcome despite a negative factor.
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Armstrong
Gary Beckett
Armstrong Homes
Batavia Township
George Lewis
Batavia T
Courier
Batavia Woman Given Suspended Sentence for Welfare Fraud
A' 33 year-old Batavia resident Sharon Marie Jackson was sentenced in Clermont County Common Pleas Court to a three year probation on charges of illegally receiving 1841 in Aid to Children Dependent and 925 in benefits. Judge John L. Watson approved the suspended prison term of one to five years last Thursday.
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Batavia
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Sharon’ Marie Jackson
University Lane
Apt
John L. Watson
Jackson
A.D.C
Three new parks planned for Union Township
Union Township trustee Kerry Tarvin aims to acquire nearly 20 acres of dormant land at nominal deed transfer cost to create three parks. About seven acres near Witham Woods may work but could be pricey in a commercial area. Additional parcels near Beechmont Woods and Summerside Estates are small and may pose vandalism and surveillance concerns. Tarvin will report new developments at the next meeting in October.
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Jean Fudge
Halls Run
Shayler Tarvin
Witham Woods
Tarvin
Beechmont Woods
Summerside Estates
Ra Teeta
Ford Clermont taxes: county gains 4.7 million in 1981
Ford Motor Company's 550 ton transmission plant boosted Clermont County tax receipts to 4,704,095.93 in 1981, the largest ever. The Great Oaks Vocational School District received 188,163, while individual taxes benefited from equipment and inventory valued at 110.7 million in 1980, up 1.7 million from 3 million previously paid.
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Gary Beckett
Ford Motor Company
Clermont County
Ford
Great Oaks
How to Vote for Write-In Candidates on the Ballot
The article explains 36 write-in candidates and the Aug 20 petition deadline. It details that voters must clearly write in a candidate and punch a hole next to that name to tabulate the vote. Cook emphasizes correct punching is crucial for a valid write-in result.
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Cook
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