Real estate values to rise says county auditor Rymer
Clermont County Auditor James R. Rymer warns real estate values will increase substantially this year due to the reappraisal and new tax structure. He cites development and farm land sales as drivers and notes agricultural use value can shield large landowners from hikes though a March 1978 deadline applies for applying. Tax credits may offset higher levies if agricultural use value cannot be secured. Rymer urges eligible farm owners to contact his office and reminds homeowners 65 or older or disabled with low income to file homestead for 1978 taxes payable in 1979 by June 5.
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Clermont County
James R. Rymer
Rymer
General Assembly
Ohio Department of Tax Equalization
Ohio
Bob Waters
Batavia
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Waters
OBES
Wiesenhahn plans sewer district changes in Clermont County
Clermont County Commissioner Jerry Wiesenhahn announced plans for major reorganization of the Clermont County Sewer District aiming to improve administration and separate it from the central county structure. He pledged new faces and questioned ongoing county control while denying a run against Congressman William Harsha.
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Clermont County
Jerry Wiesenhahn
Amelia
William H. Harsha
Wiesenhahn
Central County
Ieee
John Messick
Olka
Ihoo Eens
Democratic Club
Ted Strictland
Tom Fortney Leaves Long Newspaper Career
Clermont County veteran Tom Fortney, longtime Clermont Courier editor and Clermont Reporter, retires after more than three decades in journalism. He began in Batavia in 1946 after WWII, learned the business from the floor up, and earned a reputation for reporting on local roads, water and sewer projects, and county development, ending a storied 30 plus year run as he closes his office this afternoon.
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Tom
Fortney
Clermont County
Cincinnati Post
Clermont Courier
Batavia
Jerald
Courier
Mariemont Messenger
Suzy Schleck
Clermont
United States
Sludge Disposal Rate Talks Mount in Clermont County
Clermont County officials pressed Superintendent Anthony Clark to fix a sludge crisis at sewer plants. The haul to CER site faces higher costs, weather delays, and limited daily loads under a county lease. Over 1.5 million gallons await transport. bids for hauling are urged to prevent grant loss.
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Clermont County
Anthony Clark
Board of County Commissioners
Clark
Tim Hogan
Union Township
Catherine Wuerdeman
Clermont Environmental Reclamation
CER
Wuerdeman
Hogan
Board of Commissioners
Gullet Septic Tank Service
Clermont
TR Bedin
Shaylor Run
Carl Rush
Sanitation
EPA
Clermont County Sees Unemployment Drop Amid Farming Struggles
Unemployment in Clermont County falls as industry shifts create jobs yet hit long time farmers. Officials credit better methods for counting workers, while warnings mount about reduced federal funds under CETA. Consortium leaders caution impact on Title 1 and Title IV programs and local public service hiring.
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Clermont
Warren County
Clermont County
Rich Slessman
Consortium
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