Clermont County Commissioners Plan Head Start Funding
Clermont County commissioners discuss 1980 Head Start funding with 216371 total, 181806 expected from CAC waiver efforts in Chicago. Transfers of assets from Cincinnati and a proposed fund allocation accompany plans for a new six member private industry council to train for permanent jobs. Also noted are drug fines correction, road projects, and requests for restitution after a pothole accident on Merwin Ten Mile Road.
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Community Services Administration
CAC
Chicago
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Council
Piedustry County Commissioners
Additi
Robert M. Farrell
Structural Dynamics Research Corporation
Milford
Edith Peters Jones
Termont General & Technical College
Frank J. Middelberg
Cravey
Goshen Road
Goshen
Kent-Flannery & Est Company
Aicholtz Road
Union Township
Missioners
S. May
Innati
Pike
Louis H. Wilson
Amelia
Merwin Ten Mile Road
God flag and country guest opinion by Todd Smith
Todd Smith of Goshen Intermediate School wins first prize in a ten to eleven age group essay contest. He reflects on God and the Pilgrims, the Revolutionary War, and the U S flag. He emphasizes freedom, gratitude, and patriotism, praising the Star Spangled Banner and being American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Smith
Place Iman Goshen Intermediate School
God
Francis Scott Key
Goshen Intermediate School
Sales tax notes and county adoption figures
Ohio Public Expenditure Council bulletin Tax Facts notes that 47 counties and Greater Cincinnati operate local sales and use taxes this year 1979. Voter approval for such taxes has been rare, with revenues in 1978 totaling 92.7 million across 42 counties and per capita ranges from 7.67 in Morgan to 19.88 in Erie.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Morgan County
Erie County
From Town Meeting On Nuclear Energy And Community Action
The report notes travels to Capital University for Buckeye Girls State with about one hundred constituents present. A former delegate recalled earlier Girls State participation while a 1971 PE attendee assisted. A meeting with Zimmer Area Citizens fostered communication, promising constructive outcomes on the nuclear issue. ODOT crews will remove vegetation in coming weeks after Snyder urged public help to identify thistle patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital University
Buckeye Girls’ State
Dorothy
Zimmer Area
ZAC
ODOT
Snyder
Cable TV franchise presentations mark June 26 council meeting
Continental Cablevision and Warner Cable Corp representatives gave audio visual presentations at the June 26 session with at least four cable firms scheduled to present. Council member Lisa King was appointed February 20 to head the Community Intercom Cable Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Cablevision
Warner Cable Corp
Lisa King
Welfare Fraud Case Notes Payments and Court Costs
Welfare Investigator William D. Ross testified Mullins cooperated with the office. Hill ordered Mullins to pay court costs tied to the welfare fraud matter. The case involves a system using computer matching of Social Security contributors and welfare recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
William D. Ross
Mullins
Taft Hartley style abatement bill seeks school input
Ohio lawmakers Robert A Taft II and David Hartley introduced a bill to tighten property tax abatements and require school district consent for tax relief deals between counties and cities. The measure aims to reform abatements across commercial and industrial properties, with emphasis on involving schools to ensure justified relief and statewide consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A Taft II
Cincinnati
David Hartley
Springfield
Ohio House
Ohio
Taft
Ohio's Property Tax Abatement Statute.’ Taft
Senator Robe
S Am
W&s and Means Committee
ZAC meets with Senator Snyder on nuclear power stance
Zimmer Area Citizens, joined by new members, met with Senator H. Cooper Snyder at United Methodist Church of Point Pleasant on June 3 to discuss concerns about nuclear power. Snyder admitted confusion on safety and on DOE budget amendments shifting 200 million from breeder programs to solar and other non nuclear aims. Bethel Georgetown Hamersville Blanchester Ripley purchase electricity wholesale from local utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky Mayer
ZAC
Zimmer Area
Moscow
H. Cooper Snyder
United Methodist Church of
Point Pleasant
Deaf Energy
DOE
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Plans
Russell Simmons
Fawley
Robert Croswell
The
Courier
Columbus Report
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Clermont Newspaper Inc
W. Main St
Batavia
Bill Middendorf
Purand
Ford
Dents
Sen. Snyder
Bethel
Georgetown
Hamersville
Blanchester
Ripley