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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1986
Page
10
Carolyn McKinney from Ohio State University offers guidance on choosing the right health insurance amid rising costs. She advises starting with basic coverage, evaluating deductibles, and using supplemental policies wisely while considering public plans like Medicare and Medicaid.
Galvin a Cincinnati program coordinator urged Dorsey and three fellow candidates to craft a united statement on Clermont County ethics. At a Ramada Inn press conference he criticized May 20 remarks as weak and tied county growth to a clean government appeal while distancing from Bissantz.
Clermont County teams head to state events this weekend with Amelia softball playing Brunswick in Ashland opening round at 12 30 p m. Williamsburg’s Donna Russell defends 800 and 1600 titles while Batavia Bill Kennedy Fred Davis contend in jumps and sprints. Monte Cannon high jumps Felicity and Shawn Hopper high jumps for New Richmond. Loveland Mike Theiss competes in tennis as the first local boy at state level. Milford’s Heather Hairston previously appeared in girls championships.
About 60 to 70 of the county 168 precincts sent delegates to the Democratic central committee, fewer than half the possible total. New executive officers include Paul Campbell as vice chairman Neil Kamphaus as secretary and David Thaman as treasurer. Bernard Evanshine led a late Republican bid for chairman but lost 10 to 5 to Born. Gary Vogelgesang sought central committee chairman, then became vice chairman after a 42 to 37 loss. Gene Deininger was named as another potential chairman candidate but did not run further.
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