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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1979
Page
4
Editorial urges public involvement during the 21 days before July 4 to honor America. It cites flag displays and community acts as demonstrations of democracy and national life, urging neighborhoods to sponsor displays, festivals, and scholarship efforts to celebrate independence.
Clermont County resident urges commissioners to oppose Clermont Metropolitan Housing Authority plans to acquire and rehabilitate Wescott Square, now HUD owned. He argues government housing competes with taxpayers, risks 50 cent on the dollar sales, and undermines private enterprise while urging private sector housing solutions.
The Clermont County Chamber announces the appointment of directors Robert H. and James G. Povertag, with W. Christian Smith as president. Ruthemeyer writes to the NRC and appears at a runa May 22 meeting in Mosap about granting a Zimmer Power Plant license. He argues for nuclear energy as essential into the 21st century. The next general meeting is June 13 at Tom Ruthemeyer’s chamber office.
Ohio lawmakers advance S B 121 licensing junk dealers salvage pools and auto auctions with a sunset clause. H R 128 moves to consolidate recorder records. H B 29 Plats passed. S B 134 adds public sector emphasis while supporting welfare work and fair labor standards concerns.
State Senate moves the bill permitting townships to contract with cable television companies. The measure aims to expand public access and service options, with local officials noting potential cost and coverage benefits in Clermont County and surrounding areas.
Albert E. Bud Hines treasurer notes ferment taxes set by the county auditor and cannot be changed by the treasurer. Staff will assist with tax problems. Office hours are Monday to Friday 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Telephone numbers are 732 7254 7255 7256 and 7257.
Editor’s notebook drew attention as Julie Sharp Union Township zoning st trator sold 70 tickets for the June 14 Republican Women’s Flag Day Luncheon honoring former State Senator William Massey. Garner retires Ann Garner was honored with an open house at the Clerk of Court’s office after 29 years in criminal accounts and traffic cases.
The college announces credit courses in 42 subjects including accounting art business economics English history real estate sociology and more. Six eight week non credit courses start June 19 with a beginner golf program as part of the lineup.
Bissantz Bros Auctioneers showcase a color television and an automobile among items for Father’s Day. The sale is this Saturday June 16 at 10 a.m. located at 1167 Bethel New Richmond Road. Also listed are radios lamps tables and a washer and a dryer. Further details appear in auction advertisements.
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