24 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
1
A nurse argues against the stereotype of nursing homes as dark places. She emphasizes that geriatrics is a substantial field requiring growth and better care for patients, highlighting the need for expansion and improvement.
Phyllis Taylor and Harold Garner describe a 206 bed home with patients aged 31 to 102, average 80, and 150 staff. The facility operates 24 hour nursing care and emphasizes rehabilitation, noting many residents are stroke or fracture victims.
The Therapeutic Nursery School at Mt Moriah Methodist Church Williamsville aims to receive a 9398 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission if approved. Director Kristine Beers says funds will cover a child development salary and reinforce mental health services for six enrolled children aged three to six.
A group of Owensville citizens pressed the Village Council at a special meeting Monday to protest a planned tap-in into the village sewer system for two apartment buildings under construction just outside Owensville. Residents along Maplewood Drive and Witmer Road favor a county sewer system to replace leaking septic tanks due to health concerns and tax issues. Council expressed sympathy and sought health department input, with a delegation planning to appeal to Clermont County Commissioners to move the matter forward.
Bethel plans a Pioneer Day on June 28 at the American Legion grounds. The Cincinnati Symphony will visit Bethel for a Mintfeet do on June 20 with free afternoon and paid evening performances. Committee members hold tickets for the Clermont Clippers Show on May 8 and 9, with the next meeting scheduled for May 22 at 1 30 p.m.
County commissioners and the Clermont County Chamber of Commerce announced a county wide economic expansion program. The plan aims to grow the economy through industrial and commercial development. Thomas P. Ormand, new economic development coordinator, said funds were approved for two portable audio visual units to describe Clermont County’s advantages to businesses.
Batavia April 24 1975 local notes say Clermont County economic expansion efforts will unfold over years with a CEED slogan contest offering a $100 savings bond prize for the author of the winning entry Entries must be mailed or delivered within five weeks to CEED Slogans Clermont County Planning Commission 66 Riverside Drive Batavia Ohio Frank Middelberg chamber president says tours of local industrial sites and reservoir area are planned with a May 13 cross section meeting announced
A veteran official reflects on industrial development, noting many current plans echo positions he advocated fifteen years ago. He stresses persistence, policy continuity, and the role of local investment in shaping regional growth.
A new CEED alliance brings together area business leaders and civic figures to promote regional development and collaborative projects. The group aims to attract investment, support workforce training, and foster community initiatives across the county.
The National Observer reports many jobs remain unfilled amid 8 million unemployed. Ohio data show 30 percent of male applicants in structural trades, 14 percent in machine trades, 8 percent in clerical work. women skew 30 percent clerical, 25 percent service, 17 percent bench work. over 80 percent of February applicants were under 45.
February data show physicians dentists and licensed nurses in short supply in the county. manufacturing wages vary by skill from 2.10 to 4.25 dollars per hour, with 40 percent of workers in county factory jobs.
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