County schools to adopt comprehensive alcoholism education program
Clermont County schools will develop in district alcoholism education programs next fall. The Clermont County Council on Alcoholism initiated talks with superintendents from six districts, aiming for a comprehensive program integrated into health psychology sociology and drivers education. Officials cited focus on 11th and 12th grades and use of speakers and films for prevention.
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Clermont County
Council On Alcoholism
Kelly
Stanley McCoy
Goshen
McCoy
Robert Tucker
New Richmond
West Clermont
Duane Tennant
Tucker
Tennant
Tennants
Mental health groups in Clermont County seek truce after board visit
Ohio Board of Mental Health representatives met with Clermont County Mental Health Clinic and 648 Board on March 17 18 to ease tensions. They suggested a joint communication panel and ongoing discussions to resolve lower level issues like wait times contact difficulties and physician visits. Both sides reported progress and planned to keep channels open with the district office.
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Ohio Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Clermont County Mental Health Clinic
County Search Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Dee Ross
William Cameron
State Board
Columbus
Thomas Grogan
Thomas S. Grogan
Ross
648 Board
K. James Miller
Gerwe
648
West Clermont Board OKs seven mill operating levy
West Clermont School Board approves a seven mill operating levy to be placed on the June Primary ballot. The plan funds textbooks library materials athletic equipment and salaries, with money also supporting building maintenance arts and industrial arts programs.
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West Clermont School Board
Okay
West Clermont
Merwin
Duane Tennant
Floyd Weaver
Clermont County Seeks Inclusion in OKI Mass Transit Plan
Clermont County commissioners accuse OKI of ignoring the county in a regional mass transit plan and request help from Senator Maroney and Representative Taft. They cite population growth and unmet needs for elderly, disabled, and low income residents in outlying areas and urge rail type options be reconsidered in favor of expanded bus service.
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
OKI
Clermont County
Commission
Timothy S. Hogan, Jr
Cincinnati
Michael Maroney
Robert Taft
Anthony Hessling
Schoonover Named to NNA Government Affairs Committee
Glen Schoonover publisher of Clermont Courier and five weekly papers is named to the National Newspaper Association Government Affairs Conference Committee by NNA President Bill Branen. He is the only Ohio publisher honored. The committee advises on national conference planning and meets in Philadelphia June 17-19 for 1977 preparations.
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Glen Schoonover
Clermont Courier
National Newspaper Association
NNA
Bill Branen
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Heated debate over state SB 208 at Clermont County meeting
At Glen Este High School a March 19 Clermont County Provisional tte of Women Voters session sparked sharp clashes over Senate Bill 208. Ann Patty of the Ohio PTA argued against the mutual agreement clause on teacher evaluation and the extensive due process for non tenure teachers, while Robert Sutherland and others defended board authority and teacher protections.
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Clermont County
Provisional Tte of Women Voters
Glen Este High School
Senate
Ann Patty
Ohio Pta
Patty
Robert Sutherland
Ohio
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Snyder
OEA
Ohio Education Association
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John Johnson
Bethel
New Richmond Road
Johnson
Steve Kemme
By Steve Kemme
Steven Katkin
Katkin
Gee Eense
By John Perin
West Clermont Board of Education
Moscow
William Harsha
James Flora
Flora
Harsha
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fiora
Congress
Draws
Wrath
Schoonover
United States
Carmela, Martin
Roseville
Calif
Kenneth J. Keenan
Tomahawk
Wisc
PTA
Education Association
Sutherland
Jerry Starn
Robert Ludlow
Union Township
Cooper Snyder
Robert A. Taft
House
State Senate
Taft
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