Weston defense motions shape trial in pretrial hearing
Final arguments in a pretrial motion hearing for accused murderer Richard L. Weston are set for Monday with Public Defender Han non co defending, and prosecutors. Judge Watson will study defense requests to suppress identifications and most physical evidence as Weston faces a January 10 trial for the Stevenson killings. The defense hints at a possible co defendant, Drucilla Merida, and questions a key witness Freeman alibi statements. Alman details include alibis, photo lineups, and potential new testimony from sheriff deputies about Freeman statements.
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Jo Kemp
Richard L. Weston
R. Daniel Hannon
Carl Zugelter
Greg Chapman
David Feldhaus
John L. Watson
Weston
Billy F. Stevenson
Hannon
Watson
Chapman
Drucilla Merida
Zugelter
Janice Freeman
Applegate Dismisses GAP Over Zimmer Licensing Dispute
Local figure Applegate breaks with Government Accountability Project over strategy in Zimmer Nuclear Power Station hearings. GAP and MVPP had advised during intervenor roles, while Applegate pursues a FOIA suit against the NRC and may hire a Clermont County attorney to handle the case locally.
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Pat Maion Blower Thomas
Applegate
Government Accountability Project
GAP
Miami Valley
Zimmer
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Batavia
John Woliver
Woliver
David Fankhauser
NRC
Clermont County
Lynn Bernabei
MVPP
Kit Wood
Department of Justice
Cg&e
FOIA
Federal Agency
Bernabei
Juvenile court workers move toward new center in Clermont
Juvenile court staff prepare to relocate to a new justice center off Bauer Road with May 30 occupancy target. Doug Brothers, chief probation officer, notes better views and a brighter workspace as crews move records and offices from the courthouse to the service complex.
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Jo Kemp
Doug Brothers
Bauer Road
Brothers
Clermont County Juvenile Court
Human Services
Ohio
Clermont Mercy Hospital
Clerco Inc
Clerco
Williamsburg Council Reinstates Tax and Cuts Staff
After a lengthy executive session the Williamsburg village council approved sweeping changes. They reinstated the one percent income tax, restructured government offices into a Public Works Department, and cut three positions totaling about 44 000 annually. Police staffing drops from five to four, street department abolished, and a village assistant clerk role created to support the Mayor Court and tax office.
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Williamsburg
Sil
Harry
Donaworth
Steve Wharton
Public Works Department
Lloyd Hauck
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