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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1982
Page
4
The proposed state constitutional amendment would require municipalities with earnings taxes to distribute 50 percent of funds to non residents in Ohio. Opponents warn it harms revenue bases, increases administration, raises taxes, and creates more government overhead while failing to benefit the entire state.
In a letter to the editor December 10, 1982, Clermont County residents object to a planned juvenile detention center for 15 youths at under 1 million dollars. The writer argues the per delinquent cost is about 70,000 and urges reconsideration and further newspaper investigation. The letter is addressed to W A Kroger Jr and cc’d to county officials and the Clermont Courier editors.
Community leaders invite representatives from diverse groups to discuss the Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant situation. CG&E weighs repairing flaws or seeking alternatives. A public meeting is set for March 30 at Avon Woods Education Center with literature provided and potential follow up sessions.
Terence M. Glynn thanks President John Cody and Clermont Sportsman Club for buying a sheriff's radio for the Clermont County Game Protector's car. The device will link the Game Protector with the Sheriff's Office, boosting efficiency in wildlife law enforcement.
State Representative John O'Brien announced legislation to stiffen penalties for rape. The bill would bar parole or shock parole for convicted rapists and grant judges tighter control over early release. The measure follows rising rape reports in Greater Cincinnati and urges stronger state action.
Cincinnati Area Chapter of the American Red Cross urges rapid DOWN to the center of the lowest level and UNDER a sturdy object during a tornado. They explain the meanings of WATCH and WARNING, advise against opening windows, and recommend closing drapes, avoiding open rooms and mobile homes, and lying in a ditch if outdoors. Call (513) 579-3010 for more information.
Columbus reports on Substitute House Bill 605 requiring child under four or under forty pounds to use safety seats in vehicles. Violations carry a ten dollar fine unless a proof of rental or purchase shields the offender. The measure aims to cut injuries and deaths, citing Tennessee’s prior results and national data on fatalities among young children.
Carl A. Minning Jr. M.D. will serve as chief resident in the Ohio State University Department of Ophthalmology for the 1982 83 year beginning July 1. He is a Batavia Schools graduate, Alpha Omega Alpha member, earned his M D from Ohio State in 1979, and interned at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus.
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