Clermont County Memorial Day Traffic Report By Patrol
Lt. Phillip Vermillion of the Ohio State Highway Patrol Batavia Post reported a lower accident rate in Clermont County and statewide over Memorial Day weekend. The post investigated 34 incidents with serious injuries noted and fewer drivers on the road due to gas shortages. A separate item covers the Clermont Insurance Appreciation Dinner held May 23 at Oak Tree Restaurant with U.S. Marshal Smith and local agents posing for photos.
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Phillip Vermillion
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Batavia Post
Clermont County
Clermont
Vermillion
Post
Reedt Mae
U.S. Marereee
Clermont Insurance
Oak Tree
Judy Miller
Charles J. Miller Insurance Agency
U.S. Marshall Smith
Ohio
Tom Gray
Insurance Agents Association
Marshall Smith
National Insurance Agency
New Clermont County Diagnostic Center Director Named
James L. Carter chosen as Executive Director for Clermont County Diagnostic Center. Wildey, previously Acting Director, will transition to a different role.
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Batavia
James L. Carter
Clermont Ios
Keune Ae Et
Children’s Psychiatric Ae
Clermont County Diagnostic Center
Flag Day Luncheon Honors Sen William Mussey at Mt Carmel
Former Senator William Mussey will be guest of honor at a Flag Day Luncheon on June 14 at the Hearthree Mt Carmel at 12 noon. Sponsored by Union Township Women's Club and Clermont County Republican Women's Club, the event tributes his Ohio State Senate career. Tickets are $6. Call Irene 152-7248 Connie Chaney 553-4297 or Helen Ellis 753-5992.
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MT. Carmel
William Mussey
Union Township Women’s Club
Clermont County
Republican Women’s Club
Mussey
Ohio
Irene
Connie Chaney
Helen Ellis
Summer jobs for youth Clermont
Clermont Newspapers Inc and the Clermont County Commerce announce summer employment programs for youths. Participating firms list roles in printing, delivery, and clerical work with eligibility for students and teens. Applications open in May with placements across local offices.
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Clermont Newspapers, Inc
The
Clermont County Commerce
Demonstrators Plan June 3 Rally Near Zimmer Plant
Outside groups converge for a national demonstration on June 3 marching past the plant to Moscow Elementary School ballfield where a speaker platform will host music. A trainered group will march onto plant grounds but remain nonreactive. opponents of nuclear power voice concerns as Mrs Frei burg property is cleared for the event.
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Moscow Elementary School
Hauser
Zimmer
Freiburg
Mutual Aid Agreement Renewal Approved by County Commissioners
Commissioners signed a renewal of the mutual aid pact among Goshen Miami Union Pierce Monroe Wil dabbies Asatielke el Felicity Milford Moscow New Richmond Newtonsville Owensville Williamsburg Love land. County Administrator Bruce Henry said the three year old agreement allows cross jurisdiction cooperation in emergencies and responsibilities. Assistant Prosecutor George Pattison noted the agreement remains in order as written. The decision followed plans to terminate double celling at the jail with prisoner transport adjustments.
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Goshen
Miami
Union
Pierce
Monroe
Wil
Bruce Henry
Commissioners take no action on administrator resignation
Cler mont County board again did not accept Bruce E. Henrys resignation at the last Thursdays meeting. Croswell and Pred Jerome Wiesenhahn did not receive a second to a motion to accept, as Harold Bissantz left the chair to aid the vote. Henry had offered to resign May 21 but would remain on the job until further note.
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Clermont County
Bruce E. Henry
Board of County Commissioners
Croswell
Jerome Wiesenhahn
Henry
Harold Bissantz
Com
Bruce
Courier
Bissantz
Union Trustees Oppose Eastgate Abatement Plan
Union Trustees oppose tax abatement for Eastgate Mall along SR 32 and I 275. Romohr cited the mall’s planning before abatement was proposed and said the law’s intent was different, signaling a challenge to the project’s financial support.
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Eastgate
Romohr
Moscow hearing delays for W H Zimmer plant licensing inquiry
Testimony from Moscow residents followed three day Cincinnati hearings as the ASLB scheduled separate sessions on isolation monitoring for late September or early October. NRC investigation into the Three Mile Island incident prompted the delay with projected costs of 10 million dollars per month and 350000 dollars per day, half in interest.
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Fran Schwiermann
W.H. Zimmer
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Three Mile Island
Cincinnati
Moscow
Oe Atomics and Licensing Board
ASLB
Federal
Altemnable
Moscow Ele
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