New York doctor’s third appeal upholds conviction
The Fourth District Court of Appeals denied Charles Nguyen’s third appeal, affirming his 2010 convictions for rape, kidnapping, aggravated burglary, and tampering with evidence and his 30 year sentence. The court found no error in merging allied offenses on remand and left open a possible appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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New York
Athens County
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Charles Nguyen
Nguyen
Elizabeth Gaba
William Harsha
Ohio Supreme Court
Keller Blackburn
Athens
Derek Farmer
Common Pleas Court
Messenger
North Central Correction Institution
Ohio bill targets public money going to Planned Parenthood
A Senate vote of 23 to 10 clears a bill to divert more than $1 million in Ohio government funds away from Planned Parenthood. The measure would bar grants from the health department that fund infant mortality programs, HIV testing, cancer screenings, and violence prevention if an entity performs or promotes abortions or contracts with such entities. Critics say access to preventive care would shrink. supporters argue funding should favor alternatives to abortion.
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Columbus
Ohio
Planned Parenthood
State Senate
Ohio Department of Health
Senate
Chamber
House
Keith Faber
Faber
Stephanie Kight
Planned Parenthood of
Greater Ohio
State Health Department
Bill Coley
Kelli Arthur Hykes
Columbus Public Health
Artifacts Identification Day Set for Saturday in Nelsonville
The 11th annual Artifacts Identification Day will run Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Wayne National Forest Headquarters on Route 33. Bring artifacts for expert archeologists to identify. The event is free and open to the public.
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Nelsonville
Wayne National Forest
Route 33
Trimble Board approves new hires to district
Trimble School Board moved to approve personnel actions after an executive session. Shelly Rose will be paid 49 minutes per day for extra time teaching K to 8 and one hour at the high school. Kim Jones returns as mentor for Valerie Ives. Becky Trace hired as a reading tutor for four and a half hours daily, four days weekly for 28 weeks. A $1,500 donation from RVC Architect funds Model United Nations expenses for a Columbus trip December 6 to 8.
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Kim Jones
Valerie Ives
Trimble
Becky Trace
Kathy Trace
Erica North
RVC Architect, Inc
Model UN
Columbus
Burglary Suspect Faces More Charges in Athens
Joseph T. Wiley 27 of Tucker Run Road is charged with two new burglaries and two new receiving stolen property counts adding to four burglary counts and two receiving stolen property charges from earlier indictments. Alleged Aug 5, Aug 23, Aug 29, and Sept 6 incidents form the basis. Wiley pleads innocent to all 10 counts. Bond remains $100,000 with no contact orders. Pretrial hearing set for Oct. 23.
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Athens
Joseph T. Wiley
Tucker Run Road
Wiley
Ath
Patrick Lang
Harden
Blackburn Road
North May Avenue
Rock Riffle Road
Nelsonville
Murray City man held on 100000 bond in multiple felonies
Jerome J. Harden, 36, of Murray City, is indicted on five new felonies including two counts of forgery and one burglary, with a 50000 bond set. He already has 50000 bond in another case. Four total cases await Nov. 9 pretrial hearings.
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Murray City
Jerome J. Harden
Athens County
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Harry Bowles
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Trimble Board
Sarah Hawley
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Athens Messenger
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