NRC report on Zimmer plant draws censure in Batavia
Fankhauser plans to intervene in NRC Zimmer plant hearings citing the DES's weak impact estimates, safety flaws, and radiological risk. He notes higher than reported radiation exposure, inadequate cooling, and lack of sustained monitoring and waste storage safeguards for a facility lacking an operating license.
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NRC
Zimmer
Batavia
Fankhauser
DES
Cincinnati-Dayton
Unemployment outlook in Clermont County shows slight drop
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services places Clermont County October unemployment at 7 percent, just under the national 7.2 percent and above the state 6.3 percent. The county’s labor force of about 40,475 yields 2,825 unemployed, including 1,100 women, with a notable reduction in new and continued claims since 1975.
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Clermont County
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Clermont
Geauga County
Ohio
Scioto County
Dng
OBES
Hospital Drive
Batavia
Treasurer Bud Hines Attends County Commission Meetings
County Treasurer Albert Bud Hines regularly attends three weekly meetings to monitor funds and project status. He aims for transparency and efficient use of money, preferring a pay-as-you-go approach, and cites programs like retarded schools as areas to watch for value.
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Albert
Bud) Hines
Ohio
Hines
Whitford named to new post in War ren-Clermont group
William Whitford resigns as Clermont County Administrator to become assistant consortium director for the Warren Clermont Consortium. He will monitor the CETA program in Warren and Clermont counties under director George L. Naglich, with IPA funding support. Bruce Henry serves as acting administrator until a replacement is hired.
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William Whitford
Clermont County
Warren-Clermont
Whitford
George L. Naglich
Naglich
Department of Labor
Chicago
Cement of Labor
Warren
Clermont
Bruce Henry
Henry
County Receives FAA Grant for Clermont Airport Master Plan
Clermont County has been awarded a 23792 grant by the Federal Aviation Administration to prepare an airport master plan study for the Batavia county airport. After the plan, county officials will seek federal funds for runway and apron paving, runway lighting, a Visual Approach Slope Indicator, airfield development aids, and expansion of existing facilities.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Clermont County
Batavia
William H. Harsha
Clermont
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