Clermont County year in review ends 1979 with many projects
Clermont County wraps 1979 with a six year tax reappraisal, 250 complaints reviewed, and plans for a new jail. Long list of events includes retirement of Juvenile Judge Charles W. Jackson, protests over toxic waste at NEWCO landfill, and heavy snow costs estimated at 400000. Ford Motor Co plans recruit at Afton plant while traffic and sewer projects proceed amid lawsuits and hearings.
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Charles W. Jackson
Clermont
NEWCO
Walter Carter
U.S
O'Bannon Creek
Ford Motor Co
Afton
Union
Traffic Co
U.S. District Court
Nine Mile
Wilhiamsville-Cherry
Clermont County
F Frisch's , Inc
East
Robert Fawley
Board of Elections
Carolyn Mapes
Edith Peters Jones
Clermont College
Ers
the County
Ohio Valley Regional Development Council
Clermont Environmental Reclamation
Newco, Inc
Aber Road
Jackson Township
James
Clermont County Human Services Board
U.S. Weather Service
Murray launches bid for 6th District seat
James A. Murray a 29 year old Republican businessman of Waverly announces his candidacy for the 6th Congressional District in the 1980 election He has served as Republican State Central Committeeman for the 6th District 1976 1978 and plans to campaign across the district before the primary He cites reducing federal government growth cutting unnecessary interference in private enterprise and energ y policy while backing opportunities for the little guy Murray is a Waverly High School graduate and attended Miami University in Oxford He is a vice president of
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Jerome Wiesenhahn
Stonelick
Jerry Carlier
Harold Bissantz
Pierce Township
John van Camp
William Harsha
Milford
James Christy
Joyce Dayton
James A. Murray
Waverly
Murray
Waverly High School
Miami University
Oxford
Support the Hostages to the Editor Claim
A reader urging united national support for hostages calls for visible actions. He criticizes the opposing government, praises God and country and law and order, and proposes flying the flag as a public sign of solidarity.
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Edgar
Fuzzy” Sims
Water project funding risks raise rate hike concerns
Commissioner Jerome Wiesenhahn warned federal funds are unlikely and the panel doubts it will happen. He cited an $18 million loan at five percent over 50 years costing about $1.3 million annually and questioned where payments would come from, noting current $450,000 annual debt service must be covered by higher water rates.
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Jerome Wiesenhahn
Wiesenhahn
Citizens debate Goshen sewer project amid opposition
O Bannon studies show 17 members oppose the sewer plan while County Commissioner Bissantz argues the project is needed to solve wastewater issues. Project manager Kelly aims for objectivity, EPA official Lively notes township wastewater treatment concerns, and Senator Snyder calls for calm amid ongoing reassessment and potential small scale alternatives with a possible 10 percent bonus for chosen option.
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EPA
Citizens For A Better
Citizens For A_ Better
USEPA
Robbie Livelynd
Terry Grundy
Terry
Snyder
Lipthend
Scical
Gene Wojcik
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Ralph A. Hill
Combs- Heys
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West Main Street
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