County administrator Furnish faces jail funding turmoil on start
Kemp William Brent Furnish, 29, new county administrator, began his tenure amid jail space and budget pressures. He aims to review the use of the 40 bed jail modules, address a July 1 1985 deadline, and seek cost savings while guiding the county through automatic data processing and next year's appropriations. He notes prior policy changes assist budgeting and plans to meet officials to map the transition.
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Kemp William Brent Furnish
Furnish
Ohio Bureau of Corrections
Clermont County
Political shifts delay Batavia center opening move
Political changeover in the Department of Mental Retardation halts the relocation of patients to Batavia’s $8 million Southwest Ohio Dove Center at 899 College Drive, a 126 bed facility slated to open in spring. Superintendent Terry Macy and two others faced resignations amid a statewide protest by 90 affected staff, prompting fears for timing and funding.
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Department of Mental Retardation
Batavia
Southwest Ohio
Dove Center
College Drive
Terry Macy
Macy
Dirk Pastoor
Sue Heileman
Stanfield murder case edges toward solution in Ohio
Gov. Richard Celeste was to sign extradition papers to bring Robert Dale Henderson from Florida for Adams County murder trial. Investigators say blood and saliva evidence may link Henderson to Jerilyn Stanfield's rape and death, while Henderson faces related killings in Ohio.
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Richard Celeste
Robert Dale Henderson
Adams County
Florida
Celeste
Peter Sikoro
Sikoro
D.C
John van Camp
Henderson
Anderson Township
Ohio
Clarence Pennington
van Camp
Stanfield
Cherry Fork
Mall
Jackson Township
Gov. Celeste
Bob Graham
Columbus
Art Wiedenger
Anderson
Hernando County
Louisiana
Punta Gorda
Putnam County
Bridge to be torn down replaces with wider three span span
The 57 year old Big Indian Creek bridge in Pt. Pleasant will be replaced this year by a wider three span bridge while retaining the cannon bronze plaque beacon lights and stone caps in the new design. A temporary bridge will maintain traffic during construction and bids are planned for September.
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Fran Schwiermann
Big Indian Creek
Pt. Pleasant
John Loxley
Ohio Dept. of Transportation
Law enforcement funding mix in 1983 appropriations meetings
Commissioners mixed support for law enforcement in 1983 appropriations. Defender Dan Hannon's office gains 33 percent staffing with 128 412 and six part time staff attorneys. Sheriff John Van Camp receives half the 4.6 million he requested, hindering new investigators and a neighborhood watch program as murder case backlogs mount.
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Jo Kemp
Public Defender's Office
Dan Hannon
John van Camp
Special Court Services
van Camp
Walter Jufer
Jerilyn Stanfield
Permon Gilbert
Blood donation policy ends for fines in Clermont County
Judge E Robert Schaeffer halted a program requiring defendants to donate blood to pay fines at Clermont County Court. Hoxworth Blood Center Cincinnati says it will not accept blood from those paying fines with donations. A Hexworth spokesperson noted no argument with the judge and cited national policy against paid donations.
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E. Robert Schaeffer
Clermont County
Hoxworth Blood Center
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Hexworth
J Schaeffer
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