30 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
1
A progress report explains plans to close US 50 and SR 132 bridges due to deteriorated SR 132 structure. Division crews cannot handle the work, prompting near emergency repairs and combined contract bids. Completion target is June 1970 with early November to December finish for safety.
Ohio Attorney General Paul W Brown states Clermont County may lease part of the County Home Farm to a nonprofit corporation for operating a general hospital. The opinion cites Revised Code provisions allowing conversion of county home facilities into a hospital and outlining board powers and use of county funds.
State Rep. William H. Mussey of Clermont and Brown Counties will meet in Middletown with Highway Department officials at 9 a.m. to review progress on I-275 and the Appalachian highway. At a noon Columbus luncheon he will discuss a private Ohio River development near Ripley with Melvin Rebholz. Milford and Sardinia groups join Columbus talks on sewer improvements and aid from state authorities.
Coin collector William Bain and friend Tom Herdman were robbed Sunday on Ohio 30 after leaving a Ft. Wayne Indiana show. They were forced off the road by three men, ordered from their car, and forced to walk across a field before returning to the scene.
Milford voters see 15 candidates for the Charter Commission while ballots offer 15 write-in spaces for the County School Board. Local boards of education appear across districts including Batavia, Goshen, Franklin, Northeastern, and Milford with names listed for each race and public affairs positions.
Voters in Union and Batavia Townships will decide two zoning questions on the November ballot. Union approves a change from residential to business on a Roney Lane lot in Mt. Carmel to convert a residence into an office. Batavia considers changing from residential to industrial on Old SR 74 at Olive Branch for W T Nickell’s label plant.
Voters in 125 precincts face a broad slate on November 4 including a 1 025 million dollar school for the retarded, operating taxes, tuberculosis care levies, and two state amendments. Local items cover fire protection police protection zoning and school district levies. Bethel mayor resigns after long interest in stepping down.
Clermont National Bank wins state approval to move to a seven acre site at the Circle Freeway interchange on Ohio 28, purchased earlier for 230000. The bank has expanded Milford Shopping Center quarters with three drive in lanes and operates branches in Loveland Batavia Owensville Mt Carmel Cherry Grove and Williamsburg. A chest x ray mobile unit will visit Mt Carmel School on November 1 from 10 am to 2 pm and Milford Shopping Center from 3 to 7 pm.
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