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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1985
Page
4
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In a February article Bruce Stoecklin of C G E cautions no land needs until 1990s The writer voices alarm at fly ash pit expansion in Clermont County urging public input on zoning and utility land use They propose alternatives including cleaner coal and better disposal practices The NOPE group advocates stopping expansion to protect neighborhoods and waterways
A descendant recounts the birth of Hiram Ulysses Grant in a small Covington Bethel rental cottage. Dr. Rogers notes the infant’s fragility and names the child after family and Greek hero, later known as Lyss. The Grants moved to Georgetown Ohio in 1823 where Jesse built a tannery and a brick house near the town square.
Readers urge CG&E to abandon plans for a residential ash disposal site amid concerns about health, property values, water pollution, and zoning. Letters accuse the company of disregarding residents, call for sale of the land, and urge action by regulators and officials.
Front page notice explains dialing 528 1114 after 5 p m on weekdays or weekends to hear the question of the week and receive 60 seconds to respond Anonymity is promised and answers may be edited for libel If the line rings busy hang up and retry If an employee answers say you were calling the question of the week and try again
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