State rejects plan to delay inmate execution
The state refused a one month reprieve for Ronald Phillips set to die January 12 for the 1993 rape and murder of his girlfriend's 3 year old daughter. Attorneys sought delay to April while arguments continue over a three drug lethal injection method.
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Supreme Court rules dashcam footage public record in Ohio
Ohio high court rules police cruiser dashcam video is a public record with limited case by case exceptions. The unanimous decision in a Cincinnati Enquirer case involves an I-71 chase and a 2015 request, allowing release while shielding investigative material.
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Wellington Council to stream meetings on Facebook Live
Mayor Hans Schneider boosted viewership by streaming the Wellington Village Council meeting on Facebook Live. By Tuesday morning the live feed had 693 views and 12 shares, with residents praising the convenience and the plan to continue live streaming future meetings and possibly committee sessions in 2017.
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Athens Council approves funding for Mayor's Court upgrades
The Administrative Committee recommended authorizing over 85000 for sound and recording system upgrades, office expansion for multiple defendants, and room remodeling funded by a 7 dollar fee plus general funds. The vote was 3 to 0 with several members opposing the expense.
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City union talks wrap on tentative contract terms
Crites avoided discussing details of the proposed package during December talks. Ford said terms were reached in four recent sessions for a tentative contract covering city employees including fire and police. The AFSCME contract expires December 31 and long after four sectors pay 12.5 percent toward health costs.
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