Commissioners hear complaints on O Bannon sewer project
Clermont County Commissioners set a hearing date of Thursday December 3 following their 9 a.m. meeting to address five written complaints filed after the November 5 public hearing at Marr Primary School in Goshen. The complaints raise specific objections to the Bigs O Bannon Creek Waste Treatment Project.
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O’bannon
Gary Beckett
O'Bannon Creek
Clermont County
Commission
Dale Romohr
Commissioners
Marr
Goshen
Man dies after single car crash and heart attack
Earnest L. Cole, Sr., 51, of 6525 Branch Hill Miamiville Road, died after a one car accident on Branch Hill Guinea Pike. He collapsed about 1,000 feet from the wreck following a southbound run off the road and collision with an embankment and a utility pole. He died at Bethesda North Hospital where he was pronounced after arrival. The Ohio State Highway Patrol said the death may be due to a heart attack.
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Man
John Perin
Earnest L. Cole, Sr
Branch Hill
Miamiville Road
Bethesda North Hospital
Batavia Post
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Cole
Branch Hill-Guinea Pike
ODOT to transfer highway to Burg near Williamsburg
ODOT told council the highway transfer to the Village of Williamsburg is ready now that resurfacing is complete. The note mentions a reduced speed from 45 to 25 mph at the line and upcoming council changes with two new members Garry Adams and H Daniel Kidd due January 1 1982.
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Williamsburg
Ohio Department of Transportation
ODOT
Batavia
Garry Adams
H. Daniel Kidd
New Richmond Man's Probation Revoked in Clermont County
Hafer had probation revoked after violating terms by breaking laws. In Clermont County Common Pleas Court Judge John L. Watson reimposed the original 4 to 25 year sentence to run consecutively with the 15 year term for receiving stolen property, effective from last week.
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Clermont County
Hafer
Suspects in Stevenson case denied request to marry
A jail marriage request by Richard LaVern Weston and Drucilla Merida was denied in Indianapolis federal court. The pair, charged with receiving stolen property from the Stevenson home where four relatives died in a early July blaze, face trial Nov. 30. Judge Steckler allowed written confessions of conflicts of interest but barred marriage unless a child’s legitimacy is at issue while Weston and Merida remain jailed. A separate notice reports Clermont County taxpayers received 195,411.83 in permissive sales tax distributions, with a two month lag for processing.
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Indiana
Billy F. Stevenson
Bethel
Richard LaVern Weston
Brookville
Ind
Drucilla Merida
Milan
Marion County
Indianapolis
Stevenson
U.S. District Court
Billy Stevenson
Lynda
Billy, Jr
William E. Steckler
Weston
Merida
Clermont County
Albert Hines
Thomas Ferguson
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Cincinnati
Bengals
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