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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1987
Page
6
Residents from New Richmond and surrounding townships voice strong opposition to proposed license plate fee hikes. They argue higher costs hit seniors and fixed incomes while the county seeks state funding and reform. Several residents cite impacts on taxes, road maintenance, and local budgets amid mounting cost pressures.
City planners review a complex block grant plan totaling several projects across Batavia and surrounding areas. Funds cover sewer lines and drainage, street repairs, housing for low and moderate income residents, public services, and a homeless shelter, with emphasis on improving accessibility and extending services to 1,279 residents and around 4, 442 in related townships.
Ford workers and UAW leaders discuss a 1979 contract plan amid continued local bargaining on details. A tentative national pact averted a strike, but locals prepare shifts and approvals while forecasting plant relocations to foreign sites and heightened domestic plant emphasis.
OCR fragment describes farmer practices with rented land near own land and mentions a host family and Anglican worship. Includes multiple Ohio legal notice entries for sheriff sale of real estate in Clermont County, with parcels in Amelia Bethel Goshen Union and Batavia, listing addresses, appraised values, sale terms, and names of sheriffs and attorneys.
Gravel miners from Cane Se Batavia appeal the common pleas court decision that the zoning board acted unlawfully in issuing a mining permit on August 11. The appeal argues the board imposed unconstitutional and arbitrary conditions unsupported by evidence, naming owners Charles and Sally Recher of the tract as respondents.
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