Editorial on free enterprise in Clermont County community
An editorial argues free enterprise boosts Clermont County Ohio’s future with Mt. Crabs’ Judy Wright supporting the view. It notes county officials school board Shaw and local leaders plan public talks in area schools with Batavia Rotary Club backing and visits by Shaw as arranged through Harold Flannery James Truske and local networks.
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Clermont
Ohio
America
Clermont County School Board
Shaw
Clermont Harold Flannery
James Truske
Batavia
Mailbag: Mayor urges open meetings with public input
Reader letter questions whether commissioners are an extension of local government and calls for meetings scheduled to maximize citizen access. The mayor advocates officials meeting head on with residents to hear needs and desires and to avoid shirking duties to the public.
Businessman opposes tax abatement in Clermont County
Letter from C J Brandt and local business leaders criticizes tax abatement for Milacron while urging open discussion. They advocate other means to attract and expand business, stressing county growth and future employment. Names include C J Brandt Roger Howe Colin MacKenzie Bill Sullivan James A Duerk.
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C.J. Brandt
Roger Howe
U.S. Ellis & Watts Company
Colin MacKenzie
H.H. Robertson Company
Bill Sullivan
Sullivan Printing Works
James A. Duerk
Bethel K of P Lodge 371 Bowls For Charity
Bethel K of P Lodge 371 thanks bowlers for a March bowling tournament at Community Lanes Georgetown. A $460 donation aids residents and staff at the Ohio Pythian Home in Springfield. Prize winners include Strohs $250 and Gutter Dusters $100.
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Bethel K of P Lodge
Community Lanes
Georgetown
Strohs
Resignation of Clermont County Vision and Hearing Director
Due to my husband's job transfer outside Clermont County I resign as director of the Clermont County Vision and Hearing Program effective May 30 1980. I express gratitude for the opportunity to serve local children and acknowledge the many individuals and agencies that supported the program.
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Clermont County
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CAPH grateful for funds to serve the handicapped
The Clermont Association for Physically Handicapped CAPH thanks Clermont County Board of Commissioners and county personnel for their support at the April 3 meeting. The letter outlines CAPH’s aim to expand programs for physically disabled residents to reduce isolation and promote mainstreaming with humane, community-based care. Signed by Myrtle E. Holt executive director and Oneida Kreider RN supervisor.
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Clermont Association For Physically Handicapped
CAPH
Clermont County Board of Commissioners
Ment of
Clermont Coun
Clermont County
Clermont County Soil and Water winners named by judges
Judges from the Cooperative Extension Service and Grant Vocational School selected winners from 181 participants in the Clermont County Soil and Water Conservation District annual contest. Alan Kaffenberg announced two scholarship recipients, Annette Lewis and Carey Filfillen, with awards across multiple categories including Jr High and Sr High entries in sound and unsound conservation practices, plus art and photography.
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Clermont County Soil and Water Conservation District
Bob Sutton
Jayne Werner
Co-Operative Extension Service
Gary Broadwell
Robbie Junoid
Horticultural Department
Grant Vocational School
Alan Kaffenberg
Annette Lewis
Batavia High
Carey Filfillen
New Richmond
Kaffenberg
Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District
Molly McFarland
Tricia Hudson
Robbie Nelson
Cincinnati Nature Center
Honor Roll List At Northeastern High School
Principal Kenneth Mc Conahay unveils the Cler mont Northeastern High School Honor Roll for the third nine weeks. Students across grades 9 to 12 achieve High Honors and Honor Roll, with lists detailing names such as Chris Carlson, Kim Wolfer, Paula Douloukas, and Karen Ashbrook. Testing dates for a school psychologist evaluation run June 2 to June 12. appointments are 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays.
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Kenneth McConahay
Clermont Northeastern High School
Chris Carlson
David McMullen
Judy Smith
Karen Adams
Lisa Minnick
Kelly Ottaway
Steve Wright
Connie Allen
Belinda Bauer
Iva Reed
Jennifer Smithers
Jeni Balzhiser
Winker
Teresa Davis
Diana Henson
Butch Jackson
Steve Jackson
Jill Leedy
Judy McGannon
Kathy Troxell
Ron Walters
Rhonda Weaver
Kim Wolfer
Jim Anspach
Christine Barklage
John Bauer
Linda Becker
Tom Bolton
Ember Brock
Dianne Brown
Mary Cmehil
Paula Cullum
Kitti Gatch
Annette Harcourt
Karen Hollon
Dora Holt
Bruce Miller
Kim Miller
Lisa Rogers
Patty Petraske
Debbie Steward
Mary Taylor
Jack Underwood
Dan Young
Paula Douloukas
Angela Baly
Sharon James
Sherry McAfee
Brad Miller
Patricia Miller
Pamela Schaefer
Karen Ashbrook
Mark Bach
Karen Boyd
Tammie Clark
Mark Cruey
Debra Davidson
Wanda Gentry
Kim Kelley
Paula Kidwell
Sheila Lively
Charles Martin
Susan McMullen
Helen McNamara
Rodney Moore
Tina Mullins
James Bayles
Steven Rez
Litter Control Bill Moves to Local Governments in Ohio
Columbus reports House Bill 361 proposes a corporate franchise tax to fund litter control and recycling, adds a temporary tax on lit ter stream product makers, tightens littering statutes, bans wing pull cans and non plastic rings, and would repeal the program June 30 1986 unless renewed. The speaker hopes it becomes reconvened first item. Ashland Petroleum and Ashland Chemical announce all plant at South Point, signaling Ohio southland as a center for alcohol fuel industry and ongoing site explorations.
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Ashland Petroleum
Ashland Chemical Companies
South Point
Southland
Ohio
Harsha seeks 10 percent usury cap over $300 loans
Congressman William H. Harsha introduced legislation to establish a National Usury Law with a 10 percent ceiling on interest rates for loans above $300. He blames the Federal Reserve Board for rising rates and says high lending costs are harming consumers, housing, auto, and construction sectors.
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William H. Harsha
Harsha
Federal Reserve Board
Harvie Pigg
Tena
FED
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Marcia Venner
Gerald Werring
Laurie West
David Wolfer
Shannon Woods
Jennifer Young
Columbus Report
Norene Boremski
Anderson Township
Central Trust
Joseph R. Johnson
Eastgate Mall
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