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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
6
The U S Department of Labor seeks 132 Ohio residents or former residents to recover back wages under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Amounts range from 10.60 to 1097.25. An inquiry address is given in Cleveland. William Whitt is named as a target.
Veterans seeking information or applying for benefits can visit a special mobile van in Washington Courthouse from September 29 to October 2. Agency counselors will assist with inquiries under the National Assistance Program for Veterans, launched by directive of President Nixon. THROUGH THE NOSE Men face many challenges in life including extra burdens.
The Atomic Energy Commission grants tentative environmental approval for the William H. Zimmer nuclear station at Moscow with conditions to monitor effects, control dust and erosion, and seed and landscape the site. A public hearing in Cincinnati is set for Sept 20 and a final construction permit decision remains pending.
Batavia Clermont County Sheriff Donald Watson warns local merchants to verify endorser identity before accepting checks. He urges three identification methods Driver's License numbers Social Security numbers and Draft Registration Cards while noting forgeries are possible. He advises checking phone book listings bank phone numbers vehicle description license plate numbers and requiring in-person checks with on-file ID.
Clermont County board members from Frank Anson to Helen White head a 33 member Great Oaks Vocational School Board. The district spans six counties and four schools with 1.85 mill tax support plus state and federal grants. Laurel Oaks in Clermont County will host classes with about 100 residents and local enrollment rising as ground is broken for the new facilities.
The New Richmond PTA highlights its Fourth of July parade float featuring dance drama swimming scholarships yoga festivals and staff recognition. The group schedules a September 18 meeting at 8 p.m. in New Richmond Elementary School with refreshments, introductions by Superintendent Robert Tucker, and displays of student work.
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