Douglas Canter Eye Glass Memorial Fund Established
The Douglas Canter Eye Glass Memorial Foundation honors a 12 year old Hamersville youth. The program, organized with Clermont County Children's Health Services, delivers prescription glasses via the Health Service Optometrist. Ed Yorukoff of Post 427 secured glasses at below cost from Kline Optical.
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Douglas Canter
Jim Hitch Org
Didday
Clermont County Children's Health Services
Eye Glass
Hearing Set On Zoning Request In Williamsburg Township
The Williamsburg Township Zoning Board will hold a public hearing November 9 at 7 30 p m in the Trustees office on James and Agnes Hamilton's request to rezone three lots on old SR 32 from B 1 and A 1 to B 2. The plan would create a traveling trailer park with Clermont County Planning Commission backing. The site lies about 2200 feet west of Tollgate Road.
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Williamsburg Township
James
Agnes Hamilton
Williamsburg ‘Township Trustees’ Office
Clermont County Fanning Commission
SR 32
Milford
David Lauridsen
Office of Public Relations
Division Eight
Ohio Department of Highways
Local Youth Charged In Four Million Fire Incident
Williamsburg police charged three area youths including Wagner with malicious destruction of township property and railroad property. They admitted vandalism at Williamsburg Cemetery and barricading the Norfolk and Western track twice the same night. Wagner also admitted breaking and entering the Double E Cafe and stealing $200. Evidence included money and tools found at his home. A freight train struck a barricade and damaged the track during the ensuing incident.
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
Wagner
Double E
Main St
Williamsburg
Vice
Village Enjoined From Filling Hole In Flag Squabble
A temporary injunction barred the Village of Williamsburg from filling a sidewalk hole in front of Lois Hancock’s 148 W Main building. Judge Louis Schwartz ordered a status quo until validity of the ordinance is decided. The case, tied to an open sidewalk dispute, was continued to Oct 28 with possible transfer to county court and a jury trial sought.
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Village of
Williamsburg
Lois Hancock
W. Main
Wmmon
Pieas
Louis Schwartz
Hancock
Time Change Extends Ohio Tavern Closing to 1 A.M.
Ohio officials announce that after clocks revert to standard time at 2 a.m. Sunday October 29, tavern closings move to 1 a.m. under permits A-1A D-8A D-5 and D-5A. Some locales may end alcohol sales earlier, per state guidance.
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Ohio
Richard 4. Guggenheim
Ohio Dept. of Liquor Control
AEC Gives Clean Bill To Zimmer Plant
Officials of Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co expect the official AEC building permit this week for the 315 million Zimmer nuclear station at Moscow Ohio. The AEC approved after hearings over environmental concerns and will allow CG&E with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co and Dayton Power and Light Co to proceed with construction. Construction starts upon permit delivery. reactor will heat river water to make steam for turbines and return cooled water to the Ohio River. The licensing board found the project met or exceeded safety standards.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Moscow
Cg&e
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Dayton Power and Light Co
William H. Zimmer
Ohio River
HUD Approves Moscow for Flood Insurance
Congressman William H. Harsha announced Moscow qualifies for flood insurance under HUD. Coverage applies to residential, business, religious, agricultural structures and government-owned properties with federally subsidized rates up to 17 500 for single family homes and 30 000 for other structures. Policies take effect immediately for the first 30 days, then a 15 day waiting period. The city must adopt land use controls to reduce flood risk per George K. Bernstein.
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William H. Harsha
Moscow
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
National Flood Insurers Association
CNA Insurance
East Fourth Street
Goshen Schools Seek State Aid
Goshen Schools press state officials in Columbus with Supt Duane Tennant and Assoc Supt William Bick seeking funds to relieve overcrowding that now exceeds capacity by 684 students. District faces four hour split sessions for grades one through four and altered high school schedules. buses cover about 2200 miles daily. Officials warn about a $4 million need in coming years to prevent system overload.
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Goshen
William H. Massey
Clermont
Brown
Duane Tennant
William Bick
Clermont County
Schoools
Columbus
Martin Essex
Ohio
Goshens
Dr. Essex
Tennant
Tennent
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Institutes Memorial Fund
Tor
Fred Stairs
Post 550
New Richmond
Bill
Mason
Mike McCann
Mt. Carmel
Bob Brown
Batavia
Roy Canter
Bethel
George
William
Tollgate Rd
David Burgess
Bed
John Watson
She
Jarjarka
Russell L. Simmons
Grant Memorial Highway Association
Margaret J. Simmons
Pt. Pleasant
Harold D. Nichols
U.S. Grant
Nichols
Zimmer Plant
Durbin
Ohio Weights and Measures Association
Elmo Durbin
Arnold Stumpf
Association
Foremer
Union Township
Clermont County Trustees and Clerks Association
George K. Bernstein
Federal
Essex
Congress
Massey
College Dr
Lauridsen
John Fortney
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