Indicted for Perjury in Wallace Case in Warren County
Becky Syphers, tied to Sheriff Roy Wallace probe, faces a grand jury indictment for perjury in Lebanon. The charge stems from her testimony that the wallace couple offered incentives for cooperation with the investigation. Arraignment set for Aug. 25. Syphers is jailed in Marysville for probation violation.
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Lebanon
Becky Syphers
Warren County Grand Jury
Roy Wallace
Ome. Wallace
Common Pleas Court
Syphers
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Blevins Testifies on Memory Loss in May Shootings
In Warren County Common Pleas Court, Blevins said he remembered nothing before during or after the May 21 shootings at 9151 Leichty Drive Carlisle in which Darrell Allbright died and Everett Cox was wounded. He pleads innocent and insane to aggravated murder and attempted aggravated murder. Prosecution contends he was at the Cox home when the couple returned from Cox wedding and that he used a .38 handgun. Final testimony and jury referral expected.
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Lebanon
Blevins
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Darrell Allbright
Everett Cox
Cox
Leichty Drive
Carlisle
Allbright
Aes Agee
Lemon trustees discuss off street motorbike riding site
Lemon Township trustees received a petition with over 100 signatures requesting off street motorbike facilities. Trustee vice president Rothman said a letter was sent to the Miami Conservancy District seeking ground for dirt biking behind Bean Hollow on South Main Street.
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Lemon Township
Stanley J. Rothman
Miami Conservancy
Bean Hollow
Harding- Jones Paper Co
South Main Street
Conservancy
Rothman
Conservancy District
Bob Manley
Mike
Steve Conrad
Gordon Park
Great Miami River
Ohio 73
Help pledged for CAC programs in Lemon Township
Lemon Township trustees and the South Middletown Fire Department cooperate with the Otter County Community Action Commission to offer programs for needy residents. CAC discusses options with trustees. the fire station hosts a hot meal program and applications are through the fire department or township clerk on Ben Harrison Street.
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Lemon Township
South Middletown
CAC
Hamilton
Riverfront Stadium hosts first rock concert drawling 50,000
The Eagles Steve Miller Band and Eddie Money played to over 50 000 fans at Riverfront Stadium. Mayor Gerry Springer pledged to repeat the event amid council opposition. The field was covered for protection and police arrested 31 people including 13 unlicensed vendors. A Columbus man faced drug and weapon charges and a woman went into labor during the show.
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Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Gerry Springer
Rock Worshi
Ohio River
Eagles
Steve Miller Band
Eddie Money
Springer
Cincinnati Reds
Bengals
Olice
Columbus
Dennis Hawkins
Steve Miller
Jail conditions at century-old site upheld by appeals court
The 1st Ohio District Court of Appeals reaffirmed a 1976 ruling finding the Community Correctional Institution's conditions violated prisoners' constitutional rights. The decision may force the facility’s closure by Oct 12 and trigger inmate releases. Cincinnati ponders a new county jail but could appeal to delay the deadline and the Ohio Supreme Court. Robert Newman of Legal Aid Society will seek contempt against the city for noncompliance with the original order.
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Cincinnati
1St
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Community Correctional Institution
Ohio Supreme Court
Robert Newman
Legal Aid Society
DCI
Hamilton County Common Pleas
Harry Klusmeier
Sunday in Oxford Donkey and Mule Show set
The Midstates Southwest Ohio Donkey and Mule Show will be held Sunday Sept 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Camp America near Hueston Woods. The event features conformation and performance classes with judges, plus audience friendly fun classes, crafts, and refreshments. Admission is 25 cents per person and a dollar per carload. exhibitors and volunteers can contact Crossan Curry at 7120 Contreras Road, Oxford 45056, 523-2920.
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Oxford
Midstates Southwest Ohio
Camp America
Camden College Corner Road
Hueston Woods State Park
Midstates Donkey and Mule Show Society Inc
Crossan Curry
Curry
Contreras Road
Carlisle fair opens Friday with railroad days events
Carlisle County Fair begins Friday at the junior high school with a flag raising at 5 p.m. and a series of judged contests including pies, eggs, and cake. Friday features bluegrass, tobacco spitting, hog calling, cow chip throwing, and door prize drawings. Saturday offers a chicken barbecue at noon, games from 1 to 6 p.m., a historical walking tour, pet and bicycle shows, live music, dulcimer and square dance performances, and another door prize drawing at 9 p.m.
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Carlisle
GRATIS OKs sewer grant and village financing plan
The Environmental Protection Agency regional office approved Gratis’s Step 3 construction grant for a sanitary sewer system and treatment plant. Mayor Russ Wilson said the application moves to the state EPA for action. The village council adopted an emergency ordinance enabling Wilson to sign an easement appraisal agreement with Homer Ehler to secure about 150 easements within 120 days, paying rates of 30 and 20 dollars for permanent and temporary easements plus 100 dollars for the treatment site, with negotiations to meet property owners. The council also authorized a 21,000 dollar loan at 4.2 percent with a 5,000 down payment to buy the tanker truck and planned tank installation in Ft. Mitchell, Ky. A demolished burn-out home on Ohio 122 and 725 completes five-house cleanup under a Preble County project. village officials seek federal funds for park development, insurance consolidation, and a new municipal building plan with an Eaton architect’s bill disputed. State highway crews will clear a drainage tile blocked near Ohio 122 and 725 with an eel machine by early fall.
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Ehler
Eac
Larry Hollenbaugh
Ft. Mitchell
Twin Valley Bank of
West Alexandria
Ohio
Wilson
Preble County Health Department
Board of Public Affairs
U.S
Thomas Kindness
State Highway Department
Ohio 122
Officials weigh self insurance for state health plans
Ohio officials warn of bloated reserves held by private insurers and consider self insurance for state employees. Senate Finance Chairman Harry Meshel notes states switching from private providers show promise while a AFSCME lawsuit seeks 5 million in overcharges. Meshel promotes a bill to study feasibility of self insurance alongside existing state fleet self insurance. Inaction noted as Blue Cross and Blue Shield allegedly collect more than projected costs for state health services.
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Columbus
Ohio
Os Health Insurance
Senate
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Self Insurance
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Meshel
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Afscme
State
Ways and Means
Administrative Services Department
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