Local lawmakers split on Carter energy plan
Portsmouth congressman Harsha attacks the plan favoring conservation with no clear boost to production and mocks a gas tax as inflationary and unfair to drivers. Batavia senator Mussey supports conservation and storage aims while noting environmental concerns over using Ohio coal. State leaders weigh bills to insulate homes and expand solar and gas/oil exploration for immediate needs.
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Carter
William H. Harsha
Portsmouth
Harsha
Wiliam H. Mussey
Batavia
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Mussey
Ohio
Massey
Ce Ee Ase
Thay
Health planning agency may back SWOEMS
Clermont County Health and Welfare Planning Council will consider endorsing the Southwest Ohio Emergency Medical Services SWOEMS at its May 3 meeting. The seven county plan includes Clermont. County leaders already voice support but local life squads must approve May 19 in New Richmond. Funding requires seven county approval. The project is a 1.2 million federal plan to fund life squad equipment and training. A venereal disease workshop is set for May 19 at the CG&E building in Batavia with school nurses counselors and health staff invited.
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Clermont County Health & Welfare Planning Council
Southwest Ohio Emergency Medical Services
Swoems
Clermont
Mary George
Clermont County Hospital
Gerald Salters
Health and Welfare Planning c Council
New Richmond
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Life Squads
Salters
Planning Council
Cg&e
Batavia
Poe
Jim Dewey
Social Healthation of Cincinnati
United Appeal Agency
Highland
Adams
Brown
Warren
Butler
Hamilton
County board rejects Outward Bound drug program sponsorship
The county board voted against sponsoring the Outward Bound project next year despite its aim to teach teamwork and drug abstinence to youths. Three participants reportedly left the group and obtained marijuana on a Colorado trip, prompting objections to logistics and cost effectiveness.
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Colorado
Mountains
Youth Services Bureau
YSB
HSB
Taylor
Clermont County Fears Title XX Shortfall Hits Senior Services
Lois Brown Dale, director of Clermont Senior Services, argues Clermont County would lose funding under Ohio Title XX for 1978. The proposed plan slashes social services to 76000 and threatens the homemaker and health aide program with possible elimination within five months. Dale points to inequities, cites Warren County's proposed 199,109, and warns growth and reassessment of needs are not allowed. She urges preservation of home and community care to prevent institutionalization and reduce nursing home costs.
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Lois Brown Dale
Clermont Senior Services, Inc
Clermont County
Ohio Department of Velare
Clermont
Mildred Madry
Division of Social Services
State Welfare
Dale
Warren County
State Welfare Department
State House of Representatives
Clermont Senior Services
Homes
Madry
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Outward Bound
Jim Taylor
Millard Knowles
Jerry Wiesenhahn
Knowles
William Light Co
Market Street
Willow
Lois Dale
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