25 Feb 1988
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1988
Page
1
The Ohio EPA notes that closing CECOS would require USEPA input on groundwater, as Part B permit decisions hinge on state siting recommendations. If denied, discussions may proceed. if granted, requests for new acreage must align with state guidance and CEPA rules.
Reading and District high schools hosted a forum with congressmen hopefuls and local leaders. Clermont County Chamber backs Economic Development Task Force with CG&E CEO Jackson Randolph cited as recognition. Readers urged to vote Pattison or White for county prosecutor in the upcoming primary.
A brief item notes B Hughes of Washington advertises a fast sale. Mr and Mrs sold the cap after a sale headline mentioned in the Clasatthe heading Mart. Readers are urged to seek results.
Clermont County considers alternatives after a failed levy to fund a 911 communications center. Commissioner McBride favors delaying a levy and exploring a 2.5 cent sales tax on discretionary purchases to fund communications, data ports, and radio upgrades. Dorsey notes a new state law allows such a tax and cites protections for essentials like homes and food.
In four months starting July 1 1987 the prosecutor's mediation program handled 603 cases. From July to October 1986 private complaints totaled 814, dropping to 227 in 1987, a 72 percent decline. Mediation aims to resolve nearly all cases and reduce court load.
Clermont County Republicans face a weak field with Democrats scarce on ballots this year. Party chair Jerry Wiesenhahn notes a 20 percent GOP voter advantage but says the party is “at a low right now.” Some may run write-ins or as independents to avoid contests.
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