Zimmer licensing hearing in two phases scheduled
The presiding Atomic Safety and Licensing Board has scheduled a two phase Zimmer licensing hearing. The hearing will cover initial proceedings followed by a detailed review, with participants awaiting rulings on motions and evidence submission deadlines.
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Zimmer
Presiding Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Red tape cut for emergency vehicles bill gains final passage
State Senator Richard H. Finan announces final passage of a bill to streamline emergency vehicle operations by removing bureaucratic hurdles for volunteer fire and rescue services. The measure, requiring governor approval, is the second Republican bill to pass in the 118th General Assembly.
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Richard H. Finan
7Th Dist
Rec
118Th General Assembly
Bethelman Convicted in Homicide Trial After Collision
Bethelman found guilty of homicide following a crash on SR 125 involving a beer truck near McMann Road. Anthony Wayne Dry testifies as the driver. Houser dies at the scene. Judge Louis J. Schwartz defers sentencing pending further proceedings.
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Anthony Wayne Dry
Louis J. Schwartz
Dryden
Houser
McMann Road
Eastgate Mall plans smaller shops with Sears and JCPenney anchor
Eastgate Mall near I-275 and SR 32 74 aims to open early 1980 with about 75 percent leasing. The joint venture with Homart Develop ment Co. JCP Realty and Jacobs Visconsi Jacobs will feature specialty shops and restaurants led by anchors Sears Roebuck and Co. and JCPenney and a lineup including Kay Jewelers Orange Julius The Head Shop Athletic Attic and more.
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Eastgate Mall
I-275
David J
Father & Son
Zondervan Family Book Store
Athletic Attic
Karmelkorn
Morrow's Nut House
Petite Street
Wild Pair
Webster
Susie’s
Cards
Osterman’s
Orange Julius
Walkamp Shoes
Family
Jean Nicole
Kay Jewelers
the Head Shop
Hanover
Homart Development Co
JCP Realty
Jacobs, Visconsi & Jacobs Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Jcpenney
Thea
Homestead Exemption Raised Expands Eligibility
The exemption allowance increased to between 10000 and 16000 dollars annually, allowing previously ineligible residents to qualify. CART program now helps about five thousand to ten thousand earners per year, with up to one thousand or twenty five percent for those earning between ten thousand and fifteen thousand annually.
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State Farm
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Beechwood Rd
Mt. Carmel
The
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
Main ST
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont
Clermont Courier
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