Adventists Aid Tornado Victims Across Kentucky and Ohio
The Seventh day Adventist Church dispatched four truckloads of clothing and supplies to Falmouth Kentucky, with a disaster van from Nashville dispatched to the area. Money and items were sent to Newtonsville while Dover Kentucky residents received groceries and bedding. An area unit from Mt. Vernon Ohio went to Wheelersburg Ohio and the Amelia welfare center ran low on clothing, prompting replenishment by church volunteers. In addition the Clermont Western Saddle Club announced the Traders Day event at the Clermont Livestock Exchange in Williamsburg on May 19 with a $1 traders permit and various sale commissions.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Falmouth
Dover
Newtonsville
Wheelersburg
Dudley Heath
Heath
Nashville
Mt. Vernon
Clermont Western Saddle Club
Clermont Livestock Exchange
Williamsburg
Conservationists Plan Soil Stewardship Week
Conservationists plan Soil Stewardship Week May 19 to 26 led by Roscoe of Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District. Pringle urges churches clubs and individuals to back the initiative focusing on clean water air trees and soil and asks how well stewardship is being practiced. A minister tour is planned May 14 at Cincinnati Nature Center and details are available from the Clermont district.
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Roscoe
Clermont Soil & Water Co
Pringle
Cincinnati Nature Center
Tealtown Road
Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District
Main Street
Batavia
Harsha Defends Disabled Vets in Census Probe
Rep. William H. Harsha protests Census Bureau mailings to disabled veterans, calling the questionnaire intrusive and unfair. He argues data limits and potential benefit cuts misuse, urges cancellation of further mailings and defends veterans who served the nation.
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Harsha
Washington, D.C
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Bureau of Census
William Driver
Census Bureau
Veterans Administration
IRS Cites Tax Relief for Storm Casualty Loss Deductions
The IRS notes that taxpayers using a fiscal year may elect to deduct storm casualty losses on the year ended return if the disaster occurred after their fiscal year end but before the due date. If the return is already filed, a three month period to amend or file Form 843 applies. Nonbusiness losses are limited to the amount over $100 per casualty.
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IRS
New Richmond Open Despite Detour Signs Along US 52
New Richmond merchants say US 52 remains accessible despite official detour signs east of Cincinnati. Detours begin near Salem Road and Kellogg Avenue with a bridge repair at Bullskin Creek. traffic may return near Utopia via SR 133. A seven day ferry runs daily at 7 a.m. to Kentucky.
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New Richmond
Cincinnati
Salem Road
Kellogg Avenue
Utopia
Felicity
Bullskin Creek
Ohio
Kentucky
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