Suit seeks 10 million over bar owner in fatal crash
In Clermont County Court Patricia Arthon sues Parker's Pub owner Jack Holden for 5 million dollars in compensatory and 5 million in punitive damages plus her husband and six children, claiming the bartender knew of a patron's drinking and still served him before the March 7 1983 crash that killed her 16 year old daughter Bernadette Arthon. The Ohio Supreme Court ruling on Dram Shop acts addressing a similar death was cited as potential precedent.
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Batavia
Glen Este
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Union Township
Ohio Supreme Court
Fild- American Legion Post
Clermont County
Louis J. Schwartz
High Court
Patricia Arthon
Jack Holden
Parker's
Old Ohio
Holden
Arthon
Anthony
Bernadette Arthon
Richard L. Shinkle
Zagar Road
Shinkle
James N. Perry
Schwartz
John E. Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
Ohio 32
Glen Este-Williamsville Road
Virginia Settlemyer
Wilmington
Robert Holmes
Diedegree
Teen indicted for burglary in Clermont County case
A group of youths and adults face multiple indictments in Clermont County. Charles W. Ruhstaller, 17, of Williamsville, stands indicted as an adult on four counts of aggravated burglary, with two alleged accomplices also indicted. Carol Yonte, 18, of Dayton area, charged with eight counts of complicity to aggravated burglary and burglary. Additional defendants include Barry Guinn, 19, for receiving stolen property and complicity to aggravated burglary, plus others for trafficking, theft, and forgery in related cases across Milford, Loveland, Amelia, and Batavia. Six more suspects face related charges in narcotics and property crime cases.
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Batavia
Charles W. Ruhstaller
Brittany Square
Williamsville
Clermont County
Carol Yonte
Miles Court
Ruhstaller
Barry Guinn
Orchard Lane
Robert Wright
Lewis Rd
Blue Ash
Kevin Mark Dursley
Cowan Drive
Mason
Karole Irene Schweiter
Bellwood Drive
Loveland
James Michael Burnett
Montgomery Way
Amelia
Pineridge Drive
Harry Robrey Smith
David J. Greene
Hillsboro
Kenny Lee Fannin
N. Riverside Drive
David Wayne Mahaffey
Neville
Former president birthplace makes nice outing
Summer brings longer days and sunshine drawing Clermont County residents to outdoor trips. Tourism promotion by Ohio Office of Travel and Tourism boosts inquiries about a birthplace linked to Ulysses S. Grant. The West Point era home on U.S. 52 near Indian Creek houses period furnishings and opens weekends from 9 a.m. to dusk. The nearby Civil War era Grant Bridge with four cannons marks his battles.
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Sharon Brumage
Clermont
Ohio Office of Travel and Tourism
Lee Thompson
Jesse R. Grant
Hannah Simpson Grant
Hiram Ulysses Grant
Ulysses S
Eee
West Point
Grant
Lincoln
Indian Creek
Ohio River
U.S. 52
Point Pleasant
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