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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
2
Page 2 of The Clermont Courier dated September 30 1971 lists staff roles and advertising details with fragmented OCR text including names Jerald and Thomas Fortney and notes for classified and circulation sections.
Fifteen Day Heights residents sue Clermont County Common Pleas Court over a Miami Township zoning change approved for the Coyles. One suit targets trustees Carl Wiggins Robert Sontag and Sam Potts and deed owners Mr. and Mrs. Comer Coyle claiming spot zoning and due process violation seeking a declaratory judgment. The second suit targets the Coyles claiming their deed restricts property to residential and garage use. Attorney Allen L. Burreson appears for the plaintiffs.
YACs will meet on Thursday October 14 at 7 p.m. in the American Cancer Society unit office 210 Main St Batavia. They will discuss plans for a car wash and a dance and invite new members to join.
Batavia Pack 127 hosts a Cub Scout Roundup at Batavia Elementary School on October 5 at 7 30 p m. A bake sale follows on October 9 starting at 9 a m in front of the courthouse.
Clermont County Commissioners authorize consulting engineers to plan traffic upgrades in Batavia and widen Pleasant Hill road funded by State Issue No. 1. Henry Roe and Sons awarded a $319,366 contract to extend Pierce Union Batavia water lines serving Batavia schools and nearby airport area.
Mrs. Martha Watkins, president of the New Way Action Association of Voters for Newtonsville and Wayne Township, announces a candidate night on Oct 6 at 8 p.m. in the Wayne Township firehouse Newtonsville. The event features candidates for Wayne Township trustee and clerk Newtonsville mayor and clerk treasurer among others.
The Democratic Central and Executive Committees plan a joint meeting at the CG&E auditorium in Batavia on Monday Oct 4 at 7 30 p m. The proposal by Executive Committeeman Gilbert R Dale would add two youth seats for voters aged 18 to 20 newly franchised, aiming to show the party represents the younger generation in national political life.
The Cincinnati Polo Club faces Detroit at 3 p.m. Sunday October 3 at Stark Field Kenwood. The Wilkens family from Warren County also compete, with Herb Wilens Sr. and son Frank living on Irwin Road nearby.
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