29 Sep 1988
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1988
Page
1
Judge Michael J. Voris notes a 71 percent rise in document filings in Clermont's domestic relations area versus 1987, with the court aiming to dispose of about 3,000 cases this year, up from 1,000 in 1986, as family disputes drive more people to seek court settlements.
Officials aim to widen data gathering on cancer rates over the coming months. They will collaborate with agencies such as the American Cancer Society and the American Lung Association to produce a more complete statewide health assessment.
Batavia Clermont County jail panel will not back a home incarceration plan soon. Professor Robert Lilly of Northern University told the committee on September 21 that while home confinement systems work and show potential, the county should wait as equipment costs and technology evolve rapidly. He noted vendors will consult with the panel, discussed uses for alternative sentencing and monitoring, and urged selecting a non battery powered hour system. The committee will review two years of jail population data before planning next steps.
Fire officials evaluate emergency rules under hazard law. Oct 1 file deadlines loom as townships must submit plans to Clermont County Disaster or communications authority. Trucks on US 50 and Ohio 133 may carry up to 990 pounds of hazmat without placards, while driver manifests help identify contents in crashes.
Batavia county seeks federal state action over Harsha Lake water rights with ODNR. Officials discuss initial 10 million gallons daily allotment, possible 5 mgd rise, and 25 mgd cap. County plans a 10 mgd treatment plant and wants fair cost share as leaders set Oct. 5 meeting with ODNR officials and local dignitaries.
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