Clermont Courier Names Two Editorial Staff Members
The Clermont Publishing Co. announces Susan K. Metzger and Sheila Tepe as staff reporters for The Clermont Courier. Metzger, editor of the Williamsburg Times, is a 1974 Ohio State journalism graduate and former editor of multiple publications. Tepe, a Murray State University graduate, is a native of Mayfield Kentucky with journalism and English training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Courier
The
Clermont Publishing Co
Susan K. Metzger
Sheila Tepe
Ms. Metzger
Williamsburg
Dallas
Texas
VISTA
Uehling
Ohio State
Tepe
Mayfield
Murray State University
Murray
Union Township homeowners push for recreation coalition
The Union Township Homeowners Association plans to form a coalition with Clermont County groups to study county recreation needs and possible use of funds from a proposed 0.5 mill recreation tax levy. Attendees included John Oney of the Cincinnati Nature Center and Nina Budd of the Clermont League of Women Voters, who voiced support for collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township Homeowners Association
Clermont County
John Oney
Cincinnati Nature Center
Milford
Nina Budd
Clermont County Provisional League of Women Voters
Chris Zureick
Clermont County Community Council
Association
Larry McKeehan
Josephine Cannon
Alton Ison
County Recreation Commission
Bruce Henry
County Park Board
Union Township Hall
N&W Cannot Provide Scenic Rail Service in Clermont County
Norfolk and Western Railway Co. states it cannot handle scenic rail service to the East Fork Lake Project near Amelia. OKI continues feasibility work with Penn Central also involved while county officials plan talks with N&W and expect results by May or June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
N&w
Clermont County
Clark H. Hale
Ohio-Kentucky- Indiana Regional Council of Governments
OKI
Hale
Mara
Cincinnati
East Fork Lake
Amelia
Penn Central Railroad
Little Miami River
Bruce Henry
County budget shows about 4 million needed for Clermont in 1976
County commissioners released the 1976 appropriation plan outlining a total near 4 million for governing Clermont County this year. The general fund totals include 2,906,305, up from 2,731,551 in 1975, with major allocations to welfare road and bridge work water and sewer systems and a program for the retarded. Key line items list budgets for courts, sheriff, auditor, treasurer, prosecting attorney and other departments. Other non general fund appropriations total about 2,088,047 for welfare, 215,000 for soldiers relief, 46,793 for dog and kennel, 209,039,468 for real estate, and 1,012,797 for mental retardation programs along with sewer water and related construction funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Commission
Board of Revision
Bureau of Inspection
and Planning Commission
First Ohio District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Election Board
Child Welfare Board
Veterans’ Service
Historical Society
Chile Park
NRC finds Zimmer plant inspections compliant says top inspector
NRC officials concluded CG&E is not violating federal rules on inspecting components for the William H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station after a Feb. 24 25 review. Kaiser employee Vick Griffin alleged inspections were inadequate. NRC and CG&E dispute the claim while Griffin resigns, warning manufacturers may reduce independent checks. The plant aims to begin operation in 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
William H. Zimmer
Moscow
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Doyle Hunnicutt
NRC
Cg&e
Bruce Stoecklin
News Service Department
Stoecklin
Vick Griffin
Kaiser Engineering
En Nuclear
Griffin Wideyre
Griffin
Kaiser
Zimmer
William H. Dickhower
Clermont County Corner To Corner Coverage
Cierma Jourier presents a brief feature covering Clermont County. The report surveys key local spots, notable residents, and ongoing community activities across the county.
Batavia News Briefs March 4 1976
Local roundup from Batavia Ohio includes short notices and updates from community groups. Items cover meetings, schedules, and civic notes reflecting the town’s activities on the day.
YSB Restores Independent Status under Clermont County
The Clermont County Commissioners return Youth Services Bureau to independent agency status from the Human Services Board. The agency will report to the county commissioners and administrator while preserving current funding through fiscal 1977. Additional grants and outside funding will be sought, with six month review planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Youth Services Bureau
YSB
Human Services Board
HSB
Timothy Hogan Jr
Oper Iin Calnmaone
Ites Mmeirantemerty
Hogan
Jones
YSB Board
SR 28 improvements to begin this week
Clermont County officials announce minor SR 28 improvements to relieve congestion, including turn lanes at key intersections and traffic signal timing adjustments. The work, part of a maintenance program, follows a county tour to identify quick, inexpensive fixes. Fluoridation of two county water systems will start by March 31 to comply with an Ohio EPA order, with Milford planning a census to reach the 5000-person threshold for fluoride addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Harold Bissantz
Bissantz
Charles Witte
Division Eight
Ohio Department of Transportation
Highway Department
Witte
Milford
Walt Carter
I-275
Wolfpen- Pleasant Hill Road
Wolfpen
Pleasant Hill
Milford 1
Service Road
Crestview Lane
Edgecomb Drive
Brooklyn Lane
Milford Hills Drive
Sanitary Department
Pierce-Union-Batavia
Miami-Goshen-Stonelick
Robert A. Jones
Ohio Epa
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Shelia Tepe
Tim Mara
Hunnicutt
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Cierma
Jourier
Batavia
Ohio
USB
Dennis Donnelly
County Board of Education
Welfare Department
Donnelly
Happy Hollow Road
Wolfpen-Pleasant Hill Road
Branch Hill-Guinea Road
Tim Hogan
Fred Montgomery
Utilities
Boy Scout Troop 114
Clermont County Boy Scout
Bethel
Steve Kemme
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