Court records show multiple defendants with suspensions and fines
Debra Lovejoy and others face conditions including 30 days in jail credits, three days credit, and $100 suspended on conditions of one year good behavior. Driving suspensions range from 180 days to one year, with restrictions on licenses and mandatory programs. Details list names and addresses with charges including reckless operation and assault.
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Jal
Jad
Behanwior
Debra Lovejoy
West Ave
Byna
CAI
Christopher Stanko
Kenneth Philips
15Th
Bruce Reemerydar
W. Ridge Road
Gyra
Jennifer Linder
Oberin Road
Byria
Multiple DWI and license violations listed for area defendants
A compiled court list shows John A. Howard Patrick Towner Easter Carter Clifford Brittain David Oxico Michael Mart and others facing charges or penalties for DWI license suspensions and related violations. Sentences include jail days fines and suspended terms conditioned on one year good behavior with driver’s license actions and related penalties.
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Toda Adcox
Shaw Drye
Jad
Patrick Towner
Moroper Tegistraton
Easter Carter
Bradley Melby
Capel Road
Columbia Station
Lisa Argenti
St. Lorain
Clifford Brittain
Spieth Road
Litcheid
David Oxico
Raleigh Drive
Elyria
Dwi
Michael Mart
Fowl Road
Apt 902
Byra
Soial Betevnor Gass
Ohio River flood cleanup moves forward with federal aid request
As the Ohio River receded to 573 feet in Cincinnati, inundated residents and businesses began cleanup. Governor Voinovich urged President Clinton to approve federal disaster aid for six eastern and southeastern counties, with FEMA assessing damages and loans and grants expected to aid recovery. 16 million dollars in property damage reported. 2000+ buildings affected.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
National Weather Service
George Voinovich
Clinton
Columbiana
Jefferson
Belmont
Monroe
Washington
Meigs
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Voinovich
Columbiana County
Gallia
Lawrence
Scioto
Adams
Clermont
Hamilton
Ohio River
New Richmond
Clermont County
New Richmond National Bank
John Greer
Ex Browns Running Back Pruitt Settles EPA Suit
Former Cleveland Browns running back Michael Pruitt agrees to pay 30000 to settle an Ohio EPA claim over abandoned hazardous waste at his former Lorain painting business site. Partner Bob Grace must sign by Feb 25. if finalized, the case is dismissed and funds go to the hazardous waste cleanup fund.
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Elyria
Cleveland Browns
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Michael Pruitt
Brown
Common Pleas
EPA
Oes
W. 16Th St. Lorain
Pruitt
Pat Riley
Vial
Bob Grace
Susan Miser
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Grace
West 15Th Street
Nimon Co
Pruitt and Grace
Miser
U.S
Nimon
Ohio
Riley
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