28 Jan 1988
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1988
Page
1
Readers are invited to call in after 5 p.m. or weekends to share opinions on tax bills and county funding. The prompt cites the Ohio 28 By-Pass and mentions limited rights to wage structures, urging public input on handling costs. Priscilla O'Donnell appears as part of the discussion echo.
Local classified ad notes good fortune for C Stiles of Mount Washington following an advertising submission. The brief item highlights community business visibility and hopes for positive outcomes from the ad.
Value updates and levy changes prompt tax bills to be higher this year. Payments are due February 22. The 1987 reassessment recalculated property values countywide across 54 taxing districts using area sale data since 1984, with residential values up 300 to 400 percent in some cases and schools plus mills affected by the levy.
In Batavia a new Medicaid team at the Southwest Baoan Center on College Drive faced a clash between past improvements and stricter standards. The center received 70 citations threatening loss of funding, while the 1986 certification had passed. State officials say four of 14 centers were cited, with Mt Vernon and others at various stages of enforcement.
Bethel seeks 124000 dollars for continued senior programs as county commissioners and Bethel council hear of bids. Lois Brown Dale of Clermont Senior Inc and staff attended the Jan 22 meeting to present service details and funding plans tied to meals and church partnerships at Mt Moriah Church center. Some attendees from Ohio and Pierce county discussed visiting Bethel amid discussions on agency closure due to incomplete funding.
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