27 Sep 1984
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1984
Page
1
Batavia Judge John L. Watson opposes moving the Clermont County Law Library from the courthouse saying it would be like taking the wrench away from the plumber. Commissioners and library officers met to discuss options for housing the growing collection and plan another meeting next week.
Jean Beyke of Felicity led a six year campaign with Clermont County chamber backing to extend Cincinnati area telephone service into Clermont. After lobbying PUCO and gathering thousands of signatures, hearings in 1982 paved the way for Bethel and surrounding exchanges to gain service in 1983, greatly easing tolls for county residents and businesses. Beyke, aided by 70 volunteers, testified at PUCO hearings and inspired local support from the Felicity Businessmen's Association and county officials.
Robert Bie leded not t when cE wae serial Friday is the kidnapping and avated murder fJerilyn The '.30 " Anderson Towniship housewife re from the Eastgate to lot Jan. 44, 1982. Her. found in a barn near M '43 days later. The coroner acted -she died of stab wounds. A pretrial chatereaill'is vakhedul ed Oct. 4, 9 a.m. in the chambers of judge Louis J. Schwartz, assigned to try the case. Clermont, County public defender R. Daniel Hannon said weeks ago plea bargain had been worked out. Henderson would admit guilt for the aggravated murder, if the kidnapping specific ae carries the death, tre remved at still could happen Henderson sees against him. Hannon filed a son for discovery to see what i is in the prosecution s case. How Henderson will submit to petëncy evaluation. All that could take about 30 days. County prosecutor George E. Pattison said: "whether there is a trial is up for the defendant and his keys. He would not confirm that plea bargain-bein discussed. : he' yar on Thursday, : 500 pressionless as judge. John Li. Wa arate it. Dennis Stemen, brought Henderson to the county jail about 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.- After a verdict, Henderson will return to Florida State Prison's death row to face execution for three murders. He also has life sentences for two other deaths, and three aggravated in Adams County.
A youth, held at a Clermont County juvenile center on a 4 parole violation, attempted suicide around noon last Wednesday. Detention staff responded within 20 seconds and he was taken to Millcreek Center for evaluation. He has a troubled history including foster homes since age 10 and was in Clinton County custody.
George E. Kohus 44, of 1022 U S 52 reportedly entered the Ohio River near New Richmond on Sept 12 about 4 30 p m and was swept downstream. His body was recovered near the New Richmond boat harbor about 5 30 p m on Sept 14 after divers from Hamilton County Police Association searched the river. Det Sgt Tom Cooper of Clermont County sheriff's office said drowning was confirmed by Hamilton County morgue examiners and investigation continues.
The Tourism Council plans a meeting to boost travel in the region with an information booth at Bainbridge Festival of the Leaves in October 1921 and at Eastgate Mall's Appalachian Fling next March. The aim is a united effort to publicize recreational attractions and encourage year round tourism supporting the state's economy.
About 6000 parcels in Clermont County will receive delinquent tax bills next month as part of a new plan. Treasurer David F. Smith explains the program allows five installments over two and a half years with a down payment of one fifth and another fifth in charges, contingent on timely payments.
Two county bridges resumed service after replacing a historic bowstring truss with a two lane concrete beam span. The project restored crossing capacity and modernized infrastructure, supported by county and state transportation funds and overseen by Ohio Historical Society oversight.
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