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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1983
Page
5
A statewide random sample of 988 Ohioans shows 1 in 4 favor more nuclear plants and 1 in 3 oppose near their homes, with shifts over time. The poll highlights demographic splits by race, age, education, income, and political affiliation, noting safety concerns and varying views on plant location.
Ohio's energy credits program offers heating relief with Sept 1 deadline. Eligible seniors and disabled residents 65 or older or totally disabled with income up to 9000 can receive credits of 26 to 30 percent based on income and heating type, plus a one time 125 payment for shared meters or heat included in rent. Call 1 800 282 4310 for details or forms.
The Ohio Association of County Commissioners met Aug. 18 at the experimental farm near Fremont, touring the vegetable branch and learning about new tomato varieties disease and weed control sweet corn and muskmelon varieties and drainage. OSU official Dr Maz Lennon urged adequate state and county funding to sustain educational services.
Mr and Mrs W R Ted Smith of Amelia celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary June 27 with family and friends attending June 25. Five sons Alan Seattle Charles Florida Gene Williamsville Terry and Jerry Amelia attend. Mr Smith served as rural mail carrier for 40 years at Amelia and Batavia post offices retiring in 1960.
After seven years Franklin and Washington townships win toll-free service for 1200 residents by December 1984. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio ordered the plan amid a dispute with General Telephone and Cincinnati Bell. Costs and investments for both providers are outlined, with ongoing long-distance issues for local callers.
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