Ex-chairwoman on ethics panel
The Associated Press FRANKFORT - A former chairwoman of the Executive Branch Ethics Commission was appointed to the commission for a second time Wednesday. Gov. Paul Patton selected Cindy Stone of Louisville to replace Jack Segell, who died last month. Stone was heading the commission when it began investigating allegations that Patton did official favors for a former mistress, Tina Conner. Stone resigned before the commission filed charges, which Patton last week agreed to settle with a public reprimand and a $5,000 fine. TOP STORIES State spending reforms sought Web site will list those who have cheated state Settlement deal likely in church abuse case Here's how to keep your number Cell phone blitz hits Monday Center for arts will open soon IN THE TRISTATE Anderson Twp. considers limiting on-street parking Blackout blamed on FirstEnergy errors Butler leaders fire latest volley in E-check battle '42nd Street' will have you tapping your toes Three violinists to carry on CCM teaching Clermont closer to calling two winners from Nov. 4 election Scores, truants targets at CPS Hamilton gets into holiday spirit New police hire brings Loveland special skills Contact lens wearers would get right to Rx Norwood honors pharmacist Road upgrade awaits church sale vote Loveland drops tax plan for levy Hospital site to be firmed up in Jan. Mt. Washington streetscape nearly ready to be dedicated Schwarzkopf: It starts with character City joins in multicultural Thanksgiving celebration Regional Report ENQUIRER COLUMNISTS Bronson: Gay marriage is a topic wired with explosives Howard: Good Things Happening OBITUARIES Duncan R. Nutting, 85, was Marine to the core Kentucky obituaries OHIO State education officials suspend assessment tests Ohio moments KENTUCKY Three Ky. arts groups win grants County wants to buy battlefield Kentucky News Briefs Campbell schools eye calendar Nine women seeking pardons from Patton Husband guilty in wife's murder Ex-chairwoman on ethics panel Judge hears arguments over motion to dismiss schools suit Another Democrat gunning for Bunning Eateries, others adopt today's theme: No smoking Kentucky things to do
FRANKFORT - A former chairwoman of the Executive Branch Ethics Commission was appointed to the commission for a second time Wednesday.
Gov. Paul Patton selected Cindy Stone of Louisville to replace Jack Segell, who died last month.
Stone was heading the commission when it began investigating allegations that Patton did official favors for a former mistress, Tina Conner.
Stone resigned before the commission filed charges, which Patton last week agreed to settle with a public reprimand and a $5,000 fine.
