Lawmakers urge cut in paperwork from OSHA and EPA
Clermont officials hear Mussey and colleagues push to ease government burden on small business. They call for assistance from OSHA and EPA, critique overreach, and discuss energy days, school funding, and road projects affecting Clermont County.
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OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Bill Mussey
Clermont Chamber of Commerce
Mussey
Mike Maroney
Robert Taft I
Clermont General and Technical College
Massey
Maroney
Senate
House
Taft
State Board of Education
Chamber
Ohio
Lake Erie
PUCO
County jail sued over overcrowding and conditions
A class action filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati seeks improved conditions or jail closure at Clermont County Jail. The suit alleges overcrowding, intermingling of adults and juveniles, limited visiting, poor medical care, faulty wiring, broken windows, and no legal materials or conference room.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Woliver
John D
Clermont County Community Council
Leslie Hultz
Frank Wassermann
Cincinnati Legal Aid
Cincinnati Correctional Institute
the Workhouse
John van Camp
Timothy
Hogan
Hultz
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Wolliver
County Common Pleas Court
County General Fund
Clermont County seeks aid for East Fork projects in D C talks
Clermont County commissioners met with U S Senators Glenn and Metzenbaum and Rep Harsha in Washington to press for federal relief funding. They seek cost sharing from the Army Corps of Engineers for East Fork Reservoir improvements and wastewater plant upgrades totaling 75 000 dollars and 300 000 dollars in matching funds for Half Acre Road relocation and upgrade.
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Washington, D.C
Clermont County
House
Senate
East Fork
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Williamsburg
Bethel
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Corps
Congress
John Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
William Harsha
Tim Hogan
Glenn
Metzenbaum
Harsha
Seven county EMS network may win tentative approval
Commissioners near tentative approval for a $1.2 million federally funded plan to link life squads and hospitals across seven Ohio counties. SWOEMS president Dr William Gates outlined the scheme to Batavia officials, with 50 percent federal, 25 percent state and 25 percent county funding shares.
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Clermont County
William Gates
Southwest Ohio Emergency Medical Services
Swoems
Batavia
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Edith Peters Jones
Clermont General and Technical
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Spring Valley
Greene County
Ohio Department of Ig Resources
Bill Cailed
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Loy
Frank Middelberg
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
Vot
By Steve Kemme
Highland
Adams
Brown
Warren
Butler
Hamilton
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Clermont
Mary George
Clermont County Hospital
Gerald Salters
Clermont County Health and Welfare Planning Council
Kim Taylor
Nancy Heffner
Life Squad Association
Life Squad
Gates
Half Acre
Raymond Bill
Steve Smith
New Richmond