Editorial The Zimmer Advisory Maze Grows
The piece blasts yet another citizens advisory council for Zimmer Nuclear Plant oversight. It argues multiple self styled experts and officials muddy safety issues, erode public trust in the NRC, and delay progress toward powering Cincinnati Gas & Electric customers. The author warns endless consultancies may exhaust CG&E patience and force the plant's shutdown.
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Zimmer
Citizens Advisory Council
Richard Celeste
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
George E. Pattison
Cg&e
Local young people earn honors and milestones
Stephanie Peschke of Milford Junior High, 14, elected to The Limited 1983 Student Model Board and a candidate for Student Model of the Year representing her store. Ann Highlands honored for Clermont County Community Chest volunteer work. Virginia Misheff, New Richmond High teacher, awarded a Fulbright to study in Israel departing June 18. James Warner, Basil Laney, Lee Morehouse, Harold Applegate, and Roy Prater celebrate 30 years with General Motors in Norwood. Gary Riley placed in Southern Ohio College computer programming after Batavia High School graduation.
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Stephanie Peschke
Lloyd Peschke
Milford
Cincinnnati
Student Modeling International
Stephanie
Barbizon Modeling Academy
Ann Highlands
Clermont County
Community Chest and Council
Highlands
Voluntary Action Center
Virginia Misheff
New Richmond
Israel
James Warner
Basil Laney
Lee Morehouse
Harold Applegate
Roy Prater
General Motors
Norwood
Warner
Applegate
Morehouse
Prater
Gary Riley
Crooked Nail Lane
Batavia
Southern Ohio College
Batavia High School
Mailbag letters harsh on Batavia trustees over flood ditching
A Batavia Township resident laments repeated flood damage on a half acre lot, accusing aging trustees of inaction on tile and ditch work. The letter demands removal of two elder trustees and criticizes the county engineer for delays seen since a Taylor Road project began. The author urges voters to support a responsible candidate, Frank Ritchie.
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Batavia Township
Batavia
Woodruff Lane
Sahara Desert
Frank Ritchie
Celeste Faces Tax Reform Plan Amid Growth Claims
Statehouse column critiques Governor Celeste Action Agenda budget plan. Proposes $644 million tax reform package raising income tax exemption to 1000, easing joint filers penalties, boosting senior credits, while lowering property tax rollback and expanding business taxes for an $894 million 1984-85 burden. Questions whether growth rhetoric matches higher taxes on Ohio businesses.
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Richard Celeste
Ohio
Jim Rhodes
Celeste
Family dynamics and child sexual abuse risks analyzed
The text outlines patterns in abuse within families, noting stepfathers and alcohol use as risk factors. It describes a child as parentified, isolated, and secretive, with barriers to reporting. The offender uses power, often aided by alcohol, while the mother may be absent or fearful of legal action, with agencies aiming to preserve the family when possible.
Assistance for families on child sexual abuse issues
Local services offer help for families suspecting child sexual abuse. Clermont County Children’s Services in Batavia Ohio provides contacts and referrals. Catholic Social Service in Cincinnati, Florence Starsman counseling in Milford, and Family Service in Batavia list multiple counselors and offices with phone numbers for confidential support.
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Clermont Co
Ohio
Batavia
Catholic Social Service
Ohio Pike
Cincinnati
Florence Starsman
Happy Hellow Rd
Milford
Barbara Kent
Dave Brewer
Eileen Buchan
Bill Wing
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