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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1980
Page
11
De Albert E. Hines as treasurer sues Humphrey E. Richards and others in a land dispute. The notice references parcels described as acres off the corner of land owned by grantors. Court actions seek resolution of ownership and related interests in the property located in Ohio.
In Clermont County Ohio the Citizens Mortgage Corporation sues Ralph Ronald Bolish et al to sell at public auction a described parcel at the courthouse steps on Tuesday May 13 1980 at 1 00 p m. The property lies southward between two lines 199 68 feet deep and is subject to easements and restrictions. Appraised at a sum less than two thirds of that amount with 10 percent down due at closing. Notice to bidders dated April 16 1980 with bids due May 12 1980 and details on file in Goshen office.
Congressman William H Harsha will run a mobile district office in New Richmond on Wednesday April 23 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The van will be on Front Street near the Building and Loan. Bill Fawley will assist residents with federal problems and projects. Bring Social Security and VA information. The West Clermont Jr Women group will hold a Spring Rummage Sale April 19 at Calvin Presbyterian Church 1177 Ohio Pike near Van Leunen’s.
Pursuant to Section 4909.19 of the Ohio Revised Code The Ohio Bell Telephone Company filed on February 29 1980 with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an Application PUCO Docket No 79-1184-TP-AIR seeking authority to raise and adjust rates and charges for telecommunications services and to change regulations and practices. Interested parties may inspect the application and schedules at the Commission office 180 East Broad Street Columbus Ohio or at any Ohio Bell public office during normal business hours. The proposed tariffs were mailed to mayors and authorities of all Ohio municipalities on November 27 1979 and include several tariff titles such as Exchange Rate General Exchange Dataphone Digital Mobile Telephone and others.
A summary of average percentage changes in monthly rates for residence customers under two party flat or single party measured exchange service across representative communities. Monthly allowances and charges for additional local messages beyond the allowances remain unchanged.
The article outlines monthly rate increases for business customers using line rotary or PBX trunk measured service. Local allowances and charges for additional messages remain unchanged. Extended Area Service and Community Calling Service will be restructured, with incremental zone charges eliminated and toll-free call access rising to higher rate bands.
The Company proposes to reclassify an exchange to a higher or lower rate band by automatic assignment. It also notes that the number of telephones customers can call toll-free may exceed or fall below set limits for a defined period.
Rates and charges for most optional services would rise, including residence extensions from 1.20 to 1.45 monthly. Increases would affect Princess Trimline and Design Line, Touch-A-Matic, Custom Calling features, Touch-Tone service, extra directory listings, and non published service. The customer credit for a phone provided by the customer would grow from 0.65 to 0.90. Some basic installation elements would also rise, though not when customers use an Ohio Bell Store, with charges for inside wiring applied at installation in unplaced wall and ceiling coverings.
Charges for many long distance calls within Ohio would be reduced for customer dialed calls with 30 percent off in evening and 40 percent at night and weekends. Operator handled and person to person calls would rise. WATS basic day hours drop from 240 to 200. Inward 800 service up from 945 to 1040. Ten hour measured WATS unchanged inward, reduced outward. Manual Mobile Telephone Service equipment up 7 to 12 monthly, non recurring line rates up to 28.
The company notes most manual and electromechanical dial PBX systems are no longer manufactured and no new installations will be made. In service PBX units will remain at current sites, with rates for common equipment rising significantly including $133 for a 756 PBX, $55 for a 701 PBX, and $195 for a Series 100B PBX.
The company seeks minimum level pricing for certain communications systems with rates that may rise to twice the minimum. A tax expense based adjustment would apply if intrastate tax changes exceed 2 million annually, with new rates effective 20 days after filing. Increases planned for key telephone systems, answering service, data and other services, and various carriers and facilities, with a petition to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for approval and implementation of proposed tariff sheets.
The document outlines Centrex policy changes for central offices with service continuation rules for existing relocated systems. It lists monthly rates of 41 dollars for 12 key positions and 49 dollars for 30 key positions. Centrex station monthly rates vary from 1.35 to 3.15 dollars depending on exchange rate band and CO type, plus non recurring charges from 2 to 369 dollars based on equipment type.
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