Editorial on confidentiality and public access to child services investigation
The piece argues for transparency in child services investigations while noting caseworkers must protect confidentiality. It questions how to share results convincingly without compromising cases and suggests authorities balance public accountability with privacy, acknowledging concerns from Concerned Citizens.
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Romohr
Sioners
Welfare
Bond Proposal For West Clermont School District Remake
Mailbag notes a no cost bond issue to fund energy saving remodeling for West Clermont School District. Voters are asked to approve a third no cost bond, following June 1978 and November 1979 approvals. Funds would remodel existing buildings and preserve the $1,000,000 in West Clermont rather than return it to the State.
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West Clermont
Volunteerism shines in Clermont Heart Sun day drive
The American Heart Association Clermont County Branch thanks volunteers who aided over 2,000 residents in this year’s Heart Sunday Campaign. Contributions fund cardiovascular research and community education as volunteers dedicate time to fight heart disease in the county. 2936 Vernon Place Cincinnati Ohio 45219.
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American Heart Association
Clermont County
Vernon Place
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Richmond Fire Ladies Auxiliary Deserves Credit
The writer credits the New Richmond Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary for planning the July 4th parades from 1978 to 1981. They acknowledge long hours and strong turnout, noting the group deserved recognition alongside the mayor's efforts.
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Richmond Fire Department Ladies
Salvation Army Week Highlights Service and Faith
May 10 16 marks National Salvation Army Week as the nation honors The Salvation Army for more than a century of service. The organization is noted for its welfare programs and its role as a church denomination, with a history of aiding families in crisis.
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National Salvation Army
Army
Salvation Army
Milford seeks annexation consideration for SR 131 and US 50
Milford requests annexation review of the proposed routes SR 131 and US 50 by the city council. The move aims to bring both highways under Milford's jurisdiction for future planning and development.
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Milford
Soil Stewardship Week Observance Announced
Soil Stewardship Week celebrated May 16 to 23 with the theme A Time for Tenacity. John Spiller, Chairman, announces materials and information for the 1982 observance are available from the SWCD office at 732-1614.
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John Spiller
SWCD
Purdy Named Brown Co Judge by Rhodes
Georgetown attorney Stanley K. Purdy, age 44, was appointed judge of Brown County Common Pleas Court last week by Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes after withdrawing his candidacy for the 77th district.
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Stanley .K. Purdy
Georgetown
Brown County Commons Pleas Court
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Purdy
Two Amelia seniors win Army awards class of 1982
Amelia Senior High School honors two seniors for the Army Reserve Spirit of Victory National Scholar award. Miss Morris, rank 2 of 270 with 4.382 GPA, active in National Honor Society and Student Council, plays soccer. Tennant, rank 8th with 3.954 GPA, also in National Honor Society and Student Council, competes in soccer and basketball.
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Amelia
Army
Amelia Senior High School
Army Reserve
Miss Morris
UN Amine Comiah
Span Art and Math
Ei Ast Cassar
Tennant
Amelia High School
Tom Carr
Scholastic Co -H Magazine
Publician
Scholarships, nursing congress, and campus appointments noted
The report highlights national scholarships for children of P and G employees offering 1000 to 3000 dollars yearly for up to four years. It also notes Stephen D. Wilhide becoming secretary of the National Rural Primary Care Association. Ohio nursing conference attendees from Clermont County, Ohio Northern University resident assistants H Hobson and L Culbertson, and artist Deborah Keeton’s award. Teresa Howard attended Campaign Management School in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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P&g
Stephen D. Wilhide
Southern Ohio Health Services Network
National Rural Primary Care Association
NRPCA
Health Service
Mt. Carmel-Tabasco Road
H. Douglas Hobson
New Richmond
Ohio Northern University
Howard Ward
Teresa Howard
Clermont Communications, Inc
Scottsdale
Arizona
National Federation of Republican Women
Ms. Howard
Service news notes multiple military recruits and promotions
Marine Pvt Gina L Jenkins daughter of Thomas Jenkins and Wanda Meyer completed recruit training at Parris Island and is a 1980 Felicity-Franklin High School graduate who joined the Marine Corps in November 1981. Air Force airman first class Jerry Tudor son of Arthur and Betty Tudor, an aircraft maintenance specialist at Charleston AFB, is married to Sonia Crowe. he is a 1976 West Clermont Career Center graduate. Airman James Hartell, Amelia resident, completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB and is a 1979 Amelia High School graduate. Pvt Lindsey Cox, Cincinnati native, completed OSUT at Fort Benning. 1981 Glen Este High School graduate. Navy Fire Control Technician 3rd Class Dale Setty, Milford native, graduated Fire Control Technician School. joined Navy in January 1981. Airman Robert E Young Jr of Amelia assigned to Shepherd AFB after basic training. 1981 Amelia High School graduate. Terrence L Reynolds of Amelia enlisted in Delayed Enlisted Program, set for Regular Air Force enlistment in November 1982 after Lackland basic. Marine Pvt Stephen J Dwelly of Bethel completed infantry combat training at Camp Pendleton. joined Marines in September 1981. wife Arlene Tallariga is from Batavia. New Navy Fireman Gary L Godfrey of Batavia recruit training at Orlando. 1981 Glen Este High School graduate joined Navy January 1982. Marine Pvt Anthony W Messer of Goshen mostly completed a baking course. Clermont Northeastern High School 1980 graduate joined Marine Corps in August 1961.
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Gina L. Jenkins
Thomas E. Jenkins
P.O. Box
Bethel
Wanda M. Meyer
Lindsey Road
Mount Crab
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Felicity-Franklin
Felicity
Marine Corps
Jerry D. Tudor
Arthur V
Betty L. Tudor
U.S
James D. Hartell
Wilda L. Hollifield
Kenneth C. Hollifield
Chapel Road
Amelia
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Amelia High School
Pvt
Lindsey Cox
Lowell B
Pamela Cox
Beechmont Drive
Cincinnati
U.S. Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Glen Este High School
Navy
Dale F. Setty
Charles F
Elizabeth A. Setty
Oakcrest Drive
Milford
Milford High School
Helen
William and
Helen Jackson
Wilfert Drive
Robert E. Young, Jr
Robert E. and
Marie Young
Petri Drive
Sheppard Air Force Base
Air Force
Terrence L. Reynolds
Kenneth L. Reynolds
U.S. Air Force
Tsgt
James C. O'Connor
Reynolds
Regular Air Force
Lackland Afb
Stephen J. Dwelly
James R
Margret A. Dwelly
Camp Pendleton
Arlene
Bill and
Arlene Tallariga
Fagins Run
New
Gary L. Godfrey
Raymond L
Marie A. Godfrey
Kitty Lane
Batavia
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Weekday Nature Walk at Woodland Mound Park
A nature walk will be held Thursday May 13 1982 at 9 a.m. at Woodland Mound Park. The naturalist leads a general walk to observe seasonal park happenings. Meet at Breezy Point Pavilion at 9 a.m.
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Woodland Mound Park
Breezy Point Pavilion
Glen Este Band and Trojanettes Sweep Apple Blossom Wins
Glen Este High School Purple Pride marching band and Trojanettes drill team earned eight awards at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival national band contest in Winchester Virginia held April 29 to May 1. The 87-member group won multiple top placements including third in parade and fourth in the Grand Feature Parade, with the Trojanettes named best drill team overall. concert and field show results highlighted superior ratings and high finishes. Directors are Robert Hoeflinger for the band and Carol for the Trojanettes.
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Glen Este High School
Purple Pride
Trojanettes
Winchester
Virginia
States
District of Columbia
Glen Este
Pokey Cageor
Jamestown
Robert Hoeflinger
Patty Jasper
Carol
Budgeting course for managers at Clermont College
A non credit course for managers executives and directors in budgeting and financial planning will be offered at Clermont College. It runs Thursdays May 13 through June 10 from 7 to 9 p m at the Batavia Campus. Instructors Pan Storch White and Pavey partner in a local CPA firm and consult for Sal Be Estate Investment and Taxation for UC Division of Education.
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Clermont College
Batavia
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