Salary Increases For Clermont County Officials Outlined
The Clermont Courier reports lawmakers outline 1981 through 1984 pay scales for county officers led by Auditor James Rymer at 26 000 to 28 750 and Treasurer Albert Hines at 19 500 to 22 260. The piece notes HB 1122 adjustments, several five and seven percent raises, and elected officials awaiting final determination of retroactive amounts.
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James Rymer
Albert E. Hines
Russell L. Simmons
Nico Capurro
M.D
Robert Jones
John van Camp
Ike Shebasta
Kenneth A. Kahle
Walter C. Carter
Common Pleas
Ralph A. Hill
Louis J Schwartz
Lawrence Carrier
State of
Ohio
E. Robert Robert Ringland
Chris Rosenhoffer
Harold Nichols
Township zone change vote and road bid outcome
The question on a zone change failed as presented after objections. Four bids for a Road Department backhoe were opened. Anstaett Farm Service offered the lowest bid at 20050. Contracts were signed to continue service with North Union and Williamsville Fire Departments.
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Mani
Bill Nichols
Dent
Reed
Anstaett Farm Service
Old 74
North Union
Wilhamsville
Lifedrama Offered At Three Clermont County Youth Services Sites
A program named Lifedrama combining drama and small group discussion will run in January at Belle Vista apartments West Clermont Career Center and Batavia High School. Sessions start January 7 12 and 15 with five weekly meetings and aim to perform by mid February. For participation call Youth Services at 732-7182.
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Clermont County Youth Services
County
Belle Vista
West Clermont
Batavia High School
SEM Villa
Milford
P.T.O
Callom Long
Volunteers Sought for Cincinnati Nature Center Summer Program
The Cincinnati Nature Center seeks volunteers to assist eight weeks of summer programs for children from June 15 to August 7. Volunteers will review ecology basics and natural history activities, observe lead naturalists, and help awaken kids’ interest in the outdoors. Training occurs June 8–12. more info via Bob Funk at 613-831-1711.
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Cincinnati
Bob Funk
Flannery brothers named Pacesetters in national expansion
The Flannery brothers, identified as Pacesetters, plan rapid nationwide growth in the hazardous waste insurance field. They set a pattern of opening a new state operation every two months, with early activity in Cincinnati at Eastgate Mall and ties to JCP Realty and Jacobs Visconsi Jacobs developments. Previous Pacesetter winners are listed, highlighting a history of regional business recognition.
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United States
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Dimen
Cincinnati
Carl M. Sedacca
Harold Nichols
J. Kermit Smith
Lois Brown Dale
Ralph Houser
William Harsha
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THE
Clermont Courier
Mary Rains
Edward C. Nurre Jr
Ada E. C. Nurre
Robert M. Hobson
Wm. J. Noakes
John H. Evans
Center Street
Hookom
Main Street
John C. Craver
Donald W. Hookom, Jr
Emily Craver Hookom
Chelsea Moore
Blue Ash
Blue Ash Building & Loan CO
VanLeunen
Carla Cromer
Missy Howell
Dena Howell
Kevin Carlson
Chris Sumner
Shelly Curry
Lee Shaw
Sandy Shaw
Carol Howell
Darrell Howell
Pam Smith
Helen Myers
Diana Becker
Paul Schnurr
Sandy Myers
James Christy
Jerri Schnurr
Betty Conrad
Dave Conrad
Youth Services
Walter L. Engelman
Bethel
Cincinnati Bell
Telephone Company
Jeanne
Sugar Tree Road
Carol Buhler
Alfalfa
Crecy
Kibler’s
Lawn Seed
Groningen
F.W. Kibler Milling Co., Inc
Ohig
Flannery Brothers
Eastgate Mall
R. K. Stoecklin
Lila Ave
Route
Lors Ayne
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