Can I run a business out of my home in Clinton county Indiana?

We do not have that type of info here.

Hello, William -

I have no idea why you posted your question on Fixya.com, a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPAIRING THINGS.

You could easily have made a telephone call to your local public library and asked a reference librarian to look the information up for you. (Your taxpayer dollars at work.)

This is the link to the state of Kentucky information regarding juries:
https://courts.ky.gov/juryduty/pages/faqs.aspx
There seems to be no upward age limit on jury service. One must be at least age 18 to serve on a jury (any jury) in the state of Kentucky (any county.)

Also, see the information here:
https://www.elderlawanswers.com/called-for-jury-duty-you-may-be-excused-based-on-your-age-15650
The ages for exemption from jury duty for the states are provided in that article. Kentucky is not listed.

I am a librarian by profession.

Best wishes.

Hello, Judy -

You have not stated if your question applies to the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom, or some other location. The answer depends upon the laws and county government personnel policies for the location you are asking about.

Since only you know the political jurisdiction you are asking about, I suggest you call or visit your local public library and ask one of the reference / information librarians to help you find the laws on county employee electioneering and county employee personnel policies for the county in question.

Best wishes.

Apparently not according to the Sassa web site in South Africa.

Besides the links provided on the web site for Sassa,
this web link shows an office:

http://cape-town.gomania.co.za/sassa-western-cape-cape-town_contact-details.htm

Quoting from above:

Sassa in Western Cape, Cape Town

Address:
20th floor, Sanlan building, Golden Acre, Adderly Street, Cape town, , Western Cape , Cape Town Locality:
Western Cape City:
Cape Town Country:
South Africa Pincode:
8001 Phone:
021 4690200
Email: [email protected]

http://www.sassa.gov.za

Hello, Charles -

You contact the court (municipal, county, or Federal) court which issued the jury duty notice and ask to have a duplicate (replacement) letter sent to you.

Best wishes.

nope
get that from your local council office