Smoke prompts evacuation at Clermont Nursing Center in Miami Township
Seven area fire departments responded to a 9:36 p.m. alarm at Clermont Nursing and Convalescent Center when an employee sprayed a smoking air conditioning unit. There were no injuries and residents were evacuated within an hour. The fire caused minimal damage and was blamed on a short in the unit’s electrical system. About 250 residents were moved, with assistance from five Life Squad units.
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Clermont Nursing and
Miami Township
Miami East Asst
Dave Shutte
Shutte
Miami East
Larry Felix
Chad Gaffney
Gaffney
Life Squad
Parents sue over unborn child's death in 1982 car crash
Jeanne A Long and David Long sue Clermont Mercy and Our Lady of Mercy hospitals and Drs James H LeVan Jr and Alvaro for negligence in not arranging maternity care for Mrs Long and her unborn daughter Sarah Beth. The suit filed Aug 22 in Clermont County Common Pleas cites lack of transfer and late obstetric involvement after the May 1982 crash. Damages sought cover funeral expenses and medical bills with no stated verdict outcome.
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Sarah Beth Long
Jeanne
LeVan
Mrs. Long
Rojas
CMH
Sarah Beth
County Faces Water Shortage Amid Breakdowns and Drought
Clermont County officials warn of tight water supplies as ongoing drought and plant breakdowns strain pumps at Pierce-Union-Batavia and other facilities. A recent 3 hour outage halted 800000 gallons of potential supply, while two pumps were out last week. Officials urge residents and industries to conserve, aiming to cut usage by 200000 gallons daily to prevent a broader ban. Construction of a new well is underway but not expected to offset current shortages soon.
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Clermont
Donald J. Reckers
Pierce-Union-Batavia
Palestine
Reckers
Tom Yeager
Miamiville
Miami- Goshen-Stonelick
Locust Corner
Unty
Fred W. Montgomery
Montgomery
Batavia
Jim Boydston
Boydston
Pub
Environmental Protection Agency
Yeager
Commissioners review jail study findings and options
County commissioners prepared for a first full briefing on the jail study carried out by chair J Kermit Smith. Architects Cole and Russell proposed three options from a larger set, with a 196 beds by 1990 forecast and a rough facility cost of 9 to 10 million dollars, to be funded in part by piggyback sales tax revenue.
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J. Kermit Smith
Medical and Social Services
Bauer Road
Smith
Thomas F. Cole
John Russell
First Come First Served Aluminum Skirting Sale
Mr. Larry M of Batavia sold aluminum skirting to the first interested buyer after a classified ad in August. For similar quick help, call S2a-4444 and an advisor will assist.
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Larry M
Batavia
Carpentry Class Lacks House for Student Build
U S Grant Career Center carpentry students lack a home construction project as the school lost an applicant willing to fund a house. Director William Shepherd says the annual project needs a building site and materials with the client paying minor costs. one response was received but declined.
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Sharon Brumagem
U.S. Grant Career Center
William Shepherd
Shepherd
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