Clermont County redraws indigent defense fee limits
Assigned counsel for indigent defendants in Clermont County will work under a new maximum fee schedule approved by county commissioners last week. The plan sets up to 12 500 for pretrial and trial time in aggravated murder with death penalty and 4 000 for an appeal. When multiple attorneys defend, total reimbursement drops to 4 000 for a single attorney or 6 000 for multiple in aggravated murder without death penalty and 3 000 for murder.
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Clermont County
County Pays 1982 Medical Bills Not Encumbered
County welfare officials found nearly 25 000 in medical bills from 1982 submitted recently by welfare clients. County commissioners approved payment though funds from the 1982 appropriation had not been encumbered, citing uncontrolled use of medical cards and department practices.
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Welfare Department
County Welfare Department
Local firms file stock incorporations and agents
Hi-Port Distributing Inc at 4225 Half Acre Rd Batavia lists 1000 shares with Ronald J. Plattner as incorporator and J Allan Morgeson as agent. Iannelli Solar Resources at 6140 Ohio Pike Cherry Grove Ugion Township shows 100 shares at 85 each with Anthony M. Iannelli as incorporator and agent. Kirwin Associated Consultants at 5780 Observation Court Milford holds 500 shares with Stephen J. Vergamini as incorporator and Patrick T. Kirwin as agent.
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Hi-Port Distributing, Inc
Half Acre Rd
Batavia
Ronald J. Plattner
J. Allan Morgeson
Iannelli Solar Resources, Inc
Ohio Pike
Cherry Grove
Ugion
Anthony M. Iannelli
Kirwin Associated Consultants, Inc
Observation Court
Milford
Stephen J. Vergamini
Patrick T. Kirwin
One of Ohio’s oldest fairs with a fascinating past
The Clermont County Fair traces its origins to 1846 with the Franklin Agricultural and Horticultural Society. It grew from a farmers’ group to the Clermont County Agricultural Society in 1849, holding its first CCAS fair on September 28, 1849 at pinkham Farm Bantam. The early years drew about 2,000 attendees and offered premiums for grain, buggy designs, and handiwork as laws promoted agricultural advancement in Ohio.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Franklin Agricultural and Horticultural
Monroe Township
James Ferguson
Charles Robb
George J. Nichols
Thomas Donaldson
J. K. Parker
John A. Simmons
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Franklin Society
Thomas L. Shields
Philip B. Swing
CCAS
Pinkham Farm
Bantam
Slade
Clermont County Fair: Move to Olive Branch and later sites
A 1856 split in the Clermont County Agricultural Society moved the county fair to Olive Branch, later to Boston Owensville and finally to the current site. The 1862 fair amid Civil War tension saw shipments to Union armies and fears of Confederate attack. The 1864 relocation established the long held site, with officers John H. Branch and others guiding the fair and floral hall built on Stonelick Township’s first school site.
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Clermont County Agricultural Society
Olive Branch
State Board
R. S. West
Camp Allyn
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Kirby Smith
Covington
Kentucky
Boston
Owensville
Frederick Mossett
John H. Branch
Alfred Holter
William E. Mears
Wesley C. Dole
Stonelick Township
Bantamia Aerieltural Society
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