Reservoir flow release sparks county meeting
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will meet with Clermont County officials OKI EPA and DNR on Nov 24 to discuss releasing water from East Fork Reservoir. Local leaders seek a guaranteed minimum flow to cut wastewater plant costs while the Corps cites resource use and downstream habitat protection.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
East Fork Reservoir
Corps
East Fork River
Indiana
Clermont County
OKI
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Columbus
Timothy S. Hogan Jr
East Fork
Col
James N. Ellis
Louisville
Robert W
County weighs turning WCNE FM into a county station
Clermont Northeastern High School's WCNE-FM faces financial strain after a $55,000 federal grant expired. County officials consider converting the station into a county operation with call letters WCLER to serve multiple government branches and potential new funding sources.
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Wcne-Fm
Clermont Northeastern High School
Robert Slade
Clermont County
Slade
WCLER
Mental Health Plan Discussion and Public Hearing Notes
A public hearing at the Clermont County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board addressed the two year plan for county mental health. The plan, approved at state and federal levels, faces U S Department of Health, Education, and Welfare concerns over community input. The plan envisions local control and eventual shift from hospitalization to outpatient care with insufficient funding and no clear solution.
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Clermont County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board
648 Board
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Ohio
Fund cut to end elderly home health aide program
Clermont County awaits a Feb 1 end to the home health aide service for 65 seniors due to a federal Title XX funding cutback. Wayne Oney laments the loss of money, noting nursing home costs exceed home care and warning the elderly will face forced moves if the program ends.
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Clermont County
Wayne Oney
Clermont County Welfare Department
Oney
YWCA head argues federal rule discriminates in Ohio
Madeline Richmond of the Batavia YWCA protests the 50 percent Title XX rule to Kweg yir Agrey saying Clermont County cannot balance the quota with only two programs, unlike Hamilton County which has 80. The rule requires one ADC client be matched with a low income non ADC eligible person.
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Madeline Richmond
YWCA
Batavia
Kwegyir Agrey
Statement of Welfare
ADC
Richmond
Clermont County
Clermont Senior Services
Hamilton County
New Richmond Bank Offers Shares of Stock
The New Richmond National Bank with assets of 6.4 million is offering about 85 000 shares valued at 2 225 000 for sale on the open market. Belmont Investment Corp will handle the offering from its New Richmond office, with shares at 26.65 each in four share units. After the sale Milton Lustnauer remains majority holder at 19 percent, while Charles Schneider remains bank president.
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New Richmond National Bank
Milton Lustnauer
Columbus
Belmont Investment Corp
Barnesville
Front St
New Richmond
Michael A. Rosen
Frank A. Thompson
Belmont
Lustnauer
Bélmont
Holiday deadlines for ads and calendars announced
The Courier sets early deadlines for the Thanksgiving week with classifieds due Friday at noon and Free Press ads and calendar items due Tuesday at noon. Next week's Courier will arrive Wednesday.
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