Endorsements by Clermont Newspapers Editors
Editorial staff write endorsements after a staff meeting and candidate interviews for county commissioner and 66th District state representative. The piece argues keeping the incumbent auditor in office will maintain financial steadiness and balance by keeping a Republican in the auditor's office.
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Fisher for 66th District faces four candidates in election
The Clermont County district includes Union Miami Milford Goshen Pierce Batavia Ohio Monroe Washington and Stonelick townships. Republican Sue J. Fisher and Democrat Linda Wuerdeman are both nurses aged 46. Independent Lois Brown Dale from Milford also runs. Clermont Newspapers endorses Fisher citing preparation and GOP backing, while criticizing Wuerdeman’s demeanor.
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Ohio
Clermont County
Union
Miami
Milford
Goshen
Pierce
Batavia
Monroe
Washington
Stonelick
John C. Montgomery
Amelia
Montgomery
Sue J. Fisher
Catherine B
Linda” Wuerdeman
Lois Brown Dale
Dale
Clermont Senior Services, Inc
Clermont County League of Women Voters Forum
Wuerdeman
Union Township
Williamsburg
League
Union Township Trustees
Clermont Courier
Clermont Newspapers, Inc
Sue Fisher
Newten
Tere Winter
Fisher
Ohio and
Nationa of
Croswell Endorsed for Clermont County Board Seat
The Clermont County editorial board endorses Republican Robert B. Croswell Jr., 64, over Democrat Jerome J. Wiesenhahn, 47, citing Croswell’s open administration and progress on county projects. It notes Wiesenhahn’s past term as commissioner and his hard work but limited accomplishments. Croswell’s tenure includes a 40 bed modular detention center, a new social services building, and bids for a juvenile center and a third common pleas courtroom ready Jan 1, 1983.
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Clermont County Board of Commissioners
Robert 8. Croswell, Jr
Jerome J. Wiesenhahn
Croswell
Wiesenhahn
Clermont County
Robert Croswell
Board of Commissioners
Social Services
Common Pleas
Rymer Opposes Chandler In Clermont County Auditor Race
Clermont Newspapers endorses James H. Rymer incumbent auditor over Democrat Thomas R. Chandler. Rymer, in office five and a half years, previously served in state highway audit and tax offices. Chandler, superintendent at Jewish Hospital central services and Clermont party vice-chair, offered limited responses in candidate questionnaires.
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James H. Rymer
Amelia
Clermont County
Thomas R. Chandler
New
Richmond
Rymer
Chandler
Jewish Hospital
Democratic Party
Clermont Newspapers, Inc
Ringland Backed for Clermont County Common Pleas Judge
Clermont Newspapers endorses Robert Ringland for one of two seats on the Clermont County Common Pleas Court this November. Ringland, 36, a current county court judge, is praised for integrity, efficiency, fairness, and strong collaboration with law enforcement, agencies, and the Forum discussions expanding jail space solutions.
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Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Clermont Newspapers, Inc
Robert Ringland
Ringland
U.S. Army
U.S. District Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Clermont County
Council On Alcoholism
Board of Mental Health and Family Service
Clermont County Humane Society
Court of Common Pleas
High speed rail measure on Ohio ballot Issue 2
Columbus voters face a constitutional amendment to raise the sales tax by one cent to fund a proposed high speed rail system across three state corridors including Cleveland to Cincinnati. Proponents cite jobs and economic growth while opponents warn of tax burden and uncertain benefits.
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John O’brien
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Cleveland
Akron-Canton
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Middletown-Hamilton
Cincinnati
Sunbelt
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Dy Dita Com
Ohio Rail Transportation Agloats
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ORTA
Halloween highway pranks warned by Ohio patrol
Col. Jack Walsh of the Ohio State Highway Patrol cautions motorists about objects thrown at traffic during Halloween. He decries pranks as vandalism, notes injuries and deaths, urges alertness near overpasses, and asks drivers to report incidents immediately while noting patrols monitor CB channel 9 24 hours a day.
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Jack Walsh
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Col. Walsh
Ohio Highway Patrol
Mailbag: Teamwork keeps Clermont County on track
The writer praises county leaders Bob Croswell and Jerry Carrier for full-time service and teamwork. He argues growth and past part time boards delayed projects, urging voters to support Croswell to continue progress and value for tax dollars.
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Bob Croswell
Jerry Carrier
Bob
Croswell
Reagan Signs Job Training Partnership Act of 1982
The Job Training Partnership Act of 1982 aims to streamline delivery of services and aid the economically disadvantaged. Secretary Donovan says it provides more money for actual skills instruction and meets the President’s target of 70 cents per dollar for job training, a substantial rise from the old CETA program. The act seeks better communication among state governors private sector and federal government to boost trainees in real courses leading to skilled occupations and permanent work.
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Reagan
Secretary of Labor
Raymond J. Donovan
Donovan
Children’s Services Levy Long Overdue in Clermont County
The League of Women Voters Clermont County urges a yes vote on Issue 5 in the November election for a one half mill levy to fund mandated and needed children's services. County resources lag behind state needs, and passage would upgrade services and staffing to adequate levels amid rapid population growth. Linda Reed, president, backs the measure.
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Clermont County
Medina County
Ohio
Clermont
Contron
League of Women Voters
Linda Reed
Standards for Children’s Services reviewed in Clermont
The Clermont Welfare Advisory Board and County Commissioners met with Bill Bailey of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare to discuss a review of statutory requirements governing the county Children’s Services division. A measuring instrument and benchmarks will guide the evaluation to improve service delivery.
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Clermont Welfare Advisory Board
Bill Bailey
Cincinnat District of
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Childrens Services Division
County Welfare Department
Bailey
The
Ohio Medicaid Co payment Suspension Noted
Changes in federal law force Ohio to suspend co payments in the Medicaid program effective Oct 19, according to Kenneth B. Creasy. The move affects eligibility and temporary relief for beneficiaries as state officials implement the new requirements.
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Ohio
Kenneth B. Creasy
More women own small businesses grows in 1980 data
SBA reports rising numbers of women owned small businesses led by higher IRS stats. In 1980 women owned 2,787,038 sole proprietorships, 22 percent of total, with 40.1 billion dollars in receipts and 6.2 billion in net income. 1979 figures show 2,609,896 proprietorships, 37.7 billion receipts and 6.5 billion net income. 43 percent of these firms are in services. This is the first IRS sex of proprietor data.
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Frank D. Ray
Columbus
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Small Business Administration
IRS
Local Army OSUT Completions Highlight Fort Benning Graduates
Ralph E. Ford and David L. Robinette completed one station unit training at the U S Army Infantry School Fort Benning Georgia. Robinette is a 1982 Glen Este High School graduate. Donald J Wilhelm, husband of Donna De Maine, is deployed aboard the destroyer USS Hull homeported in San Diego California. Hull is 418 feet long with a crew and is armed with guns missiles torpedoes and rockets.
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Ralph E. Ford
Ralph E
Phyllis E. Ford
Hawthorn Drive
Williamsville
U.S. Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
David L. Robinette
Barbera S
Robert L. Robinette
Cincinnati
Glen Este High School
Donald J. Wilhelm
Donna
John
Ruth de Maine
New Richmond
Signs Pacific
USS
Hull
San Diego
Calif
Newsmaker Note Seeks Honoree Details for Clermont Courier
Please submit full name and address of the recipient plus exact honor, date and location. Mail information to Clermont Courier, 385 West Main Street, Batavia, Ohio 45103 for inclusion in the Newsmakers column.
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