Bethel faces CG&E rate increase plan in two phases
CG&E asked FERC to approve a two phase wholesale electric rate hike. The first 12.4 million would take effect within 60 days, followed by a 3.6 million annual increase starting November 1982. Affects ULH&P West Harrison and Ohio villages Bethel Blanchester Georgetown Hamersville Ripley.
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Smith
Cg&e
FERC
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Ulh&p
West Harrison Gas and Electric Company
West Harrison
Ohio
Bethel
Blanchester
Georgetown
Hamersville
Ripley
Parents push SPAN plan amid budget fears at Clough Elementary
West Clermont residents packed the board room to argue SPAN funding for 1982-83 after trustees heard that $93,600 was spent in 1981-82 with $20,622 rebursed by the state and a total district cost of $72,978. Amelia resident Michael Copeland praised SPAN, while the board committed to continuing the program after an executive session.
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SPAN
Clough
West Clermont
Amelia
Michael Copeland
Jo Ann Beamer
Jim Teegarden
Bethel rededicates Grant Memorial Building weekend
Bethel hosts a two day rededication of the Grant Memorial Building built 1929 30 and the Grant Historical Museum on April 24 25 amid the 160th birth anniversary of Ulysses S Grant born 1822 at Point Pleasant. Events include a 11 a.m. parade with local veterans scouts and bands, ceremonies in front of the building, concerts on the square and a slide show and exhibits open 1 6 p.m. on both days with officials and speakers lined up.
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Bethel
Grant
Grant Historical Museum
Bethel Village Council
Bethel Historical Society
Clermont
Ulysses S. Grant
Point Pleasant
Robin Windsor
Bethel American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Scouts
Shriners
Americano Drum and Bugle Corps
Clermont Co
Jim Myers
Mildred
Robert Dorsey
Bethel Tate Board of Education
WOBO
Memorial Building
Bethel High School
Darryl Davis
Chas B. Duncan
Clermont County
Council
Grant Memorial
Agencies seek levy removal for local health groups
Agencies back at the April 7 meeting objected to missing specifics on which agencies would receive funds and amounts. Commissioners moved to ballot placement at the March 25 meeting at Mrs. Dale's request. Sunday service at 7 p.m. April 25 will feature a talk on Cults at United Methodist Church. Speakers Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Devore of Hamilton Ohio share personal experience. All are welcome.
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Dale
Third
Forrest Devore
Hamilton
Ohio
Pastor to honor Roscoe Pringle at carry-in dinner
Stonelick Church of the Brethren at SR 727 Stonelick Lane will host a carry-in basket dinner after Sunday church services to honor Roscoe Pringle who has served as co pastor for 27 years. Everyone welcome.
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Stonelick Church
Admits Fraud In Government Subsidized Housing Case
A Courier interview with a spokeswoman confirms Foster received subsidized housing. She states Foster admitted unreported income and that the matter will be forwarded to Property Supervisor Jody Johnson in Columbus for potential legal action.
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The
Courier
Foster
Jody Johnson
Columbus
Glen Este PTO meeting opinions on June 8 bond issue
Glen Este Middle High School PTO will discuss the June 8 primary school bond issue at a meeting on Thursday April 22 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria with a Q A period. Election of officers for 1982 83 will take place. The drama club will perform short pieces and readings and refreshments will be served.
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Glen Este Middle/High School
PTO
Glen Este Middlehood Drama Club
Goshen Events Include Candy Sale and Alumni Dance
Goshen PTO runs April 22 to 30 selling 50 cent M M s to fund school materials. Cook Elementary hosts a spring musical April 22 at Marr School at 7 30 p m themed Cook Elementary Mini World s Fair. Goshen Memorial Day parade organizers seek entries via Dan Dale at 625 9675 for May 31. Alumni Association hosts 84th Annual Alumni Dinner and Dance May 8 at Marr Primary and VFW Hall Loveland. reservations due by May 1. WLW helicopter visit April 14 at Cook Elementary with Lt Beahr delivering safety talks to 450 students. ride winners named.
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PTO
Goshen
M&m's
Cook Elementary
Marr School
Goshen Memorial
Dan Dale
Goshen Alumni Association
Marr
Cook School
VFW Hall
Loveland
Seven Sharps
Pat Dunning
Ina Binkley
Betty
Solsman
WLW
Bill Beahr
Cincinnati Police Department
Beahr
Pat Branigan
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Adams County
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