7th Senate District report on new bills and hearings
A Senate district report notes SB 42 allowing local option liquor elections in township precincts in unincorporated areas, a temporary measure through December 31 1980, with discussion on unemployment and wage impacts. It also mentions measured rate service experiments by Ohio Bell, estate tax exemptions for certain Vietnam era cases, HB 168 creating interstate rail passenger cooperation, and contact details for Ohio lawmakers.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio
Clermont County Adopts New Sewer and Water Bill Envelopes
Clermont County switches to a perforated insert type bill sent in blue envelopes beginning June. The two copies of the bill include reading date gallons used and due dates. The new format reduces penalty notices and costs 13 cents per piece compared with 10 cents for the old card.
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Fran Schwiermann
Clermont County
James Singleton
Clermont County Sewer District
Jim
Prosperity and salvation in a preacher's reflections
A writer argues that prosperity does not guarantee salvation and cites Biblical passages to show the contrast between wealth and true faith. He warns educated and wealthy people may rely on self sufficiency, while true calling and conversion come through the preaching of the cross.
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Paul
Nicodemus
John
Jesus
Ohio House Allocates 10.9 Billion Budget For Two Years
Columbus dateline Ohio House approves a two year general revenue fund budget totaling 10.9 billion dollars beginning July 1, with major rises for primary and higher education and welfare. The plan includes 784 million state aid to schools, energy initiatives, and a study resolution on nuclear waste disposal. Representative Robert Taft discusses allocations and policy.
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Bob Taft II
House
Ohio House
Senate
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Glenshire Avenue
Cincinnati
c/o State House
Columbus
Nine Mile sewer project to start after talks
The Nine Mile sewer project moves forward as the sewer district plans meetings. Residents debate frontage assessments and water connection rules while officials explain billing for non tapped users and possible meter purchases. Effluent from the plant will flow into the Ohio River backwaters.
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Nine Mile
Smith
Ohio River
Clermont developer insulates homes with money
Fangman, a Clermont realtor developer, used insulation in Little Indian Trails Subdivision in Monroe Township and The Meadows in Pierce Township. He adopted blown insulation for full coverage and lower cost, noting contractor shortages. Cincinnati Fiber Incubation Co. now covers half an acre under roof with 14 employees. Al and Mari Lee Fangman live in Williamsville with their four sons.
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Fangman
Clermont Realtor
Little Indian Trails Subdivision
Monroe Township
Meadows
Pierce Township
Cincinnati Fiber Incubtion Co
Marilee
Williamsville
AL Fangman
el Rego Drive
Flea Market Bake Sale By North Union Town Fire Dept
The Women’s Auxiliary of the North Union Town Volunteer Fire Dept sponsors its first annual flea market and bake sale on May 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Firehouse 2 on SR 74 near Blick Lane in Glen Este. Public invited. Donations of saleable items welcomed at Firehouse 1 by appointment or will be picked up. For donation info, call 752-8070 before May 9. Fire Dept personnel will be at a special information booth.
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Women’s Auxiliary
North Union
Volunteer Fire Dept
SR 74
Blick Lane
Glen Este
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Main Street
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Clermont Courier
West Main Street
Batavia
The
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Sue Zike
Oden Drive
Edenton Post
Pierce-Union-Batavia
MGS
Miami-Goshen-Stonelick
Batay
Paul Varney
Himself
Clermont
W. Main
Brown and
Jenin
Fran Schwierma
Bill Middendort
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Mallie Flood
McLean Drive
Anna M. Jarvis
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