No leads in fatal gas blast. damage put at 850000
The victim remained in critical condition before transfer to General Hospital, injured in the explosion and fire. Officials cited $850,000 in damages and criticized the disaster communications, echoed by Sister Mary George of Clermont County Hospital who urged a county wide system with hospital, sheriff, fire squads and life squads integrated to prevent future failures.
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Conover
Mary George
Clermont County Hospital
Howver
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff’s Office
Clermont County
John van Camp
Auxier Bottle Gas Company
Trustees nix apartment plans in Union Township
Union Township trustees denied a zoning change from Agriculture 1 to Residential 3 for a five acre parcel on Clough Pike at Larma Lane, where Donald and Billie Jean Coy sought construction of a 16 unit apartment complex. The board approved a separate PUD on about 10 acres near St. Rt. 32 east of Clopper Lane to Glen Willow Lake Lane, per Schmidt families. They also authorized a $1,200 steam cleaner purchase, planned bids for a replacement dump truck, heard a Blue Cross hospitalization plan proposal for employees, and accepted Clerk Lois J. Donellon’s resignation effective June 1, with the next meeting set for June 13 at 7 p.m.
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Union Township
Clough Pike
Larma Lane
Donald
Billie Jean Coy
St. Rt. 32
Clopper Lane
Glen Willow Lake Lane
Carl
Dorothy Schmidt
John and
Dee Schmidt
Clermont County Planning Commission
Gergen
Blue Cross
Lois J. Donnellon
Hospital admissions at Brown County General Hospital May 21 1978
Week ending May 21 1978 admissions list names of patients by town including Randy T Abbott New Richmond Stanley T Robbins Batavia Wanda Rogers New Richmond Lois I Mutschler Amelia Mary J Higbee New Richmond Antonio Mendoza Jr Bethel Barbara S Smith Bethel Edgar Theaderman Bethel Michael E Wagers Bethel Carey D Florence Amelia Preston B Ross Bethel Paul G Franke Sr Amelia Jeff Morel Bethel Cora A Masters Felicity Pamela A Foley Batavia Gerald B Merrill Bethel Rhonda D Johnson Bethel Ernest Smith Bethel Robert Wilson Bethel Annavee L Behymer Amelia Donald O Roush Bethel Ethel P Camnery Felicity Vicki G Acord Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County General Hospital
Randy T. Abbott
New Richmond
Stanley T. Robbins
Batavia
Wanda Rogers
Lois I. Mutschler
Amelia
Mary J. Higbee
Antonio Mendoza Jr
Bethel
Barbara S. Smith
Edgar Theaderman
Michael E. Wagers
Carey D. Florence
Preston B. Ross
Paul G. Franke Sr
Jeff Morel
Cora A. Masters
Felicity
Pamela A. Foley
Gerald B. Merrill
Rhonda D. Johnson
Ernest Smith
Robert Wilson
Annavee L. Behymer
Donald O. Roush
Ethel P. Camnery
Vicki G. Acord
Senior Service staff attends workshop at Ohio council event
The Spring Workshop of the Ohio National Council of Homemaker Home Health Aide Services gathered at King's Island Inn on May 15 with nineteen attendees. Attendees included Clerk Home Health Aides June Pierce Jenny Nieland Joyce Marshall Mary Jo Kreimer Sandra Bucher Sherry Barnett Rose Marshall Mary Saville Emma Morgan Lily Fae Cash Goldie Bove Alice Ramsey and Eola Cochran along with office staff Pat Baker Millie Short Argie Dudley Karen Swick and Kathy Wicker. Workshops titled Supervising Ain't Easy Doonenty and the Elderly The Hard to Help Client Dear Odelia Dear Suzanne and The Mentally Retarded Client were offered in morning and afternoon sessions. All participants reported a positive response and said they learned more about older persons.
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Ohio National Council of Homemaker/Home Health Aide Services
King’s Island Inn
June Pierce
Jenny Nieland
Joyce Marshall
Mary Jo Kreimer
Sandra Bucher
Sherry Barnett
Rose Marshall
Mary Saville
Emma Morgan
Lily Fae Cash
Goldie Bove
Alice Ramsey
Eola Cochran
Pat Baker
R.N
Millie Short
Argie Dudley
Karen Swick
Kathy Wickerworkshops
Doonenty
Odelia
Suzanne
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Rockwood
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Taurus
Milford
Ohio
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Nix
Hillsboro
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Squire Jack
Quitris
Cemetery RD
Tenneco Company Outdoor Power Equipment
St. Rt
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