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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1982
Page
2
A Softball Rules Clinic will be held at Western Brown High School Mt. Crab on Wednesday April 7 at 7 30 pm in the music room. Sponsored by the Southern Ohio Softball Umpires Association the session welcomes all USA Softball Umpires and anyone interested in softball.
Celebrezze advocates fair elections and board service in Clermont County while Republicans warn Chaney's employment could hinder incoming board control of personnel matters. Democrats praise Chaney for quick learning, dedication, punctuality, and nonpartisan public service.
At the last Thursday meeting commissioners named a three member county investment advisory committee under a new March 15 law. Albert Hines, Dale Romohr and Jerry Carlier will serve, with meetings twice a year to guide county funds. They approved 600000 in economic development revenue bonds for Orthopaedic Specialists Inc for a new 10000 square foot facility on Aicholtz Road south of Eastgate Mall, expected to employ 20 to 30 people.
Testimony from parents concerned about Children’s Services care followed the death of six month old Tasha Terry. Marianne Bills, grandmother of Tasha, spoke of ongoing problems at last Thursday’s commission session. A two car crash near Amelia left Pamela Fritz and Steve Greger dead and Russell Boggs in serious condition.
Hugh Kaufman of the EPA and Lois Gibbs of the Citizen's Clearinghouse for Hazardous Waste will address a public meeting now set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday April 1 at Christ Church located at 909 Locust. The event features senior EPA officials discussing hazardous waste concerns.
Clermont County leaders push higher water and sewer fees to back bond ratings. MHA chair Bruce Henry protests rapid approval without public input and objects to an earnings tax amendment not on the agenda. Union Township’s Linda Wuerdeman leads a petition for November ballot placement. Henry warns of higher state taxes and urges local consultation before decisions. Owensville resident John Hitch blasts backroom actions by commissioners.
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