Judges Propose Work Release and Community Service Plans
County Judge Robert Ringland said officials discussed three work release and community service programs to help offenders work off fines. A six week timeline was set for likely implementation, with notes on liability insurance and credit card payment hurdles.
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Robert Ringland
Ringland
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Union Two chief warns life squad risks health at home calls
The chief says frequent false alarms at an elderly woman's house endanger responders. One squad member was bitten and rushed to hospital for rabies shots while others fell ill after entering the home. In 1981 the squad responded 18 times, with nine calls noted by Deimling as precautionary. County health inquiries yielded no solution and trustees push property upkeep to reduce risks.
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Deimling
So-Com reviews New Richmond cable venture plans
So Com owner David Reynolds announced at the June 8 village council meeting that equipment and manpower are ready to outfit New Richmond for Cable TV. He seeks a definite village agreement, a warehouse, and approval to move forward, with the solicitor to review the contract. Plans also covered sidewalk upgrades on Market Street and a Fourth of July parade with a boat parade and grand marshal Dick Von Hoene.
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Suzanne Collins
New Richmond
David Reynolds
So-Com
Reynolds
Richard McKinley
McReifin
Betty Hinson
Zimmer quality assurance criticized in U S House hearings
Richard Reiter a former Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant document reviewer testified before a U S House subcommittee on energy and environment about widespread QA failures at the Zimmer plant Based on a 16 page affidavit he filed at presstime he described blatant falsification of markings and routine overlooking of errors during 1980 81 as a Kaiser Construction subcontractor He said he found hundreds of deficiencies in piping drawings and noted others misclassified parts and altered drawings after reports were filed
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Jean Fudge
Zimmer
Richard Reiter
Reiter
U.S. Subcommittee On Energy and the Environment
Kaiser Construction Company
Washington
Bethel Mini Fest opens 11th season this weekend
Bethel Mini Fest runs Friday through Saturday at the Ebon C Hill Amphitheatre with free concerts by Cincinnati Symphony Pops and Air Force Band of Flight Show Band. A Saturday program includes mime artists, art shows, antique car display, softball, an ox roast, and music by Katie Laur Band and others. Presale adult tickets cost 3.25 with 2.25 for children.
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Cincinnati Symphony Pops Orchestra
Edward Pierson
Ebon C. Hill School
Bethel
Zimmer plan questioned by ZAC and Clermont officials
Zimmer Area Citizens raise concerns about emergency planning for the Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant at Moscow. They push for improved public notification during maintenance and clearer evacuation routes for schools, while officials differ on road-clearing times from two hours to two or three days.
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Jean Fudge
Zimmer Area
ZAC
Clermont County
Zimmer
Moscow
Commis Erbe
Erbe
New Richmond
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