Clermont County Children’s Services adopts new state rules
Clermont County Children’s Services reports compliance with 100 Administrative Code Rules for public child service agencies issued by the Ohio Department of Public Welfare in late 1982. A reunification plan for each child in protective custody and six month case reviews are now required, with 200 children in care. The agency outlines reorganized management, added staff, enhanced record keeping, and pilot training programs, plus expanded foster and adoptive services and computer usage to aid evaluations and planning. Quarterly progress reports on implementing recommendations are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Kemp
Children's Services
Clermont County
E. Marlene Preston
Adr
Clermont County Welfare Department
Children’s Services
Ablic
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Preston
Rycus
Lawrence Carrier
Children’s Protective Services
Firemen rehearse heat in Williamsville mock blaze
Williamsville firefighters Doug Fisher Jimmy Sparkes and Jeff Jackson wait for flames during a practice fire at 784 Ohio Pike. Spokesman Scott Elliott says drills occur twice yearly but depend on donated property, which in this case was bought by a local businessman for a parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsville
Doug Fisher
Jimmy Sparkes
Jeff Jackson
Ohio Pike
Scott Elliott
Bac Cos Ses
Snyder presses plan for Clermont College building fight
Snyder refuses to drop the $4.5 million Clermont College classroom and lab project. He backs a strategy to restore funds after a clash with University of Cincinnati officials led by Dr Henry Winkler. A planned April 29 meeting will map alternatives including UC Clermont ties, college independence, or a joint community contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Snyder
Clermont College
University of Cincinnati
Henry Winkler
Snyder
Ivy
Winkler
Robert Flinchbaugh
Sue Fisher
Harry Malott
Cler
Mont County Chamber of Commerce
Flinchbaugh
Fisher
Malott
Chamber
Clermont
Tfie
Batavia
Statehouse
Mary Jeanne
ULC
Richard Celeste
Termite trouble prompts Clermont County suit over home sale
Joe Marshman and Dianne Holtkamp sue Hildreth S. Alexander and others in Clermont County Common Pleas claiming termites damaged their home sold for 42 900 on June 9 1981. They seek 30 000 compensatory damages plus 60 000 punitive, plus fees. jury trial requested. Case assigned to Judge Robert Ringland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Hildreth
Marshman
Holtkamp
Robert Ringland
Trucks bring dirt from Flint dump
Contaminated dirt from the Berlin Ferro site near Flint, Michigan, is moving to the CECOS International facility near Batavia for burial. Up to 11 000 cubic yards may be excavated, with 30 trucks daily expected, as authorities supervise cleanup funded by state and federal sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Maio
Flint
Mich
CECOS
Batavia
Berlin Ferro
Michigan
Netarel Orion
Lehman
Chemical and Environmental Conservation Systems International Inc
Mary Bauer
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Aber Road
Oepa
Tom Winston
Jackson
Bauer
MDNR
MDNA
A-1 Disposal
Plainwell
EPA
Clermont Appalachian festival showcases singers and crafters
Clermont County hosts its 13th Appalachian festival as volunteers run the event through Sunday to connect residents with Appalachian culture. Co chair Albert Otten notes the festival helps craftsmen sell wares and funds go to Appalachian Community Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Albert Otten
Otten
Appalachise
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Institute For Human Services
Columbus
Institute
Ann Rycus
Children’s Services Unit
State Controlling Board
Sander Hall
Clifton
Regency 1
Marshman and Holtkamp
Sharon Gullette
Appalachia
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