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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1981
Page
2
Clermont County officials weigh a landfill decision amid EPA permit talk and PCB disposal plans. Journalists report tense meetings with Hancock and Morelli as residents protest and OKI regional funding hangs in the balance.
A 19-year-old Union man, Arthur J. Heaton of Tealtown Road, was arrested last Friday on one count of trafficking amphetamines in an undercover probe tied to the Forest Hills School District. Heaton was among six people named in sealed indictments by the Hamilton County Grand Jury. All other indicttees involved graduates or students from Anderson or Turpin High Schools. Authorities said the operation involved undercover drug purchases at the schools. It was not stated how Heaton, from Clermont County, was connected to the matters in Hamilton County schools.
A long line of judges and legal figures paid tribute to Judge Hill at his retirement. Speakers included Lyle W. a, John H. Houston, Darrel Hortle, Jim Young, Charles backsur, Chris Rosenhoffer, Hugh L. Nichols, Robert Ringland, and John Wat son. Hill, who joined Walker & Bradford and later the firm Walker Bradford & Hill, thanked attendees amid emotion.
A 28 year old New Richmond man died and two Clermont Countians were injured in a fiery two car crash on Kentucky Route near Mereville five miles west of Maysville. Cathy Hargett of Augusta was driving the striking vehicle. Felts residence disputed between Amelia and New Richmond per funeral home.
Bank One Milford names Joan B Burtchaell Jr executive vice president. He previously served as executive vice president and board member at People's Liberty Corporation of Northern Kentucky.
A court error kept a man jailed without charges. after his plight was heard, Peden was freed on January 27. With nowhere to go, Salvation Army and welfare department help followed. He has since reunited with his family as prosecutors discuss civil rights damages and imminent litigation.
Local official discusses the absence of a municipal court year and the need to determine whether the matter rests with mayoral court or legislators. A bill was presented as a potential solution but deemed insufficient to address the problem.
Judge Castle noted that Judge Rodney M. Loven tied a request for a new trial made by Bissantz's attorney James N. Perry on sentencing day June 6. If retrial occurs, there is no appeal. Castle, elected last November to a two year term on the 12th District Court of Appeals in Middletown, sits in the district created in August 1980. Visiting Judge Love suspended a one to ten year prison term and fined Bissantz 8500 plus court costs. A jury found Bissantz guilty April 29 of soliciting a bribe from county officials by offering to trade his favorable vote on a salary increase in exchange for a county job for himself when he left office.
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