is obviously disappointed at the first reports concerning State Representative Wes Retherford's actions early this morning," Butler County GOP Chairman Todd Hall said in a statement, the Enquirer reported.

Retherford was first elected to the Ohio House in 2012 representing the 51st District, which includes the cities of Hamilton and Fairfield in Butler County. He easily won re-election in November in the heavily Republican district, though he had to defeat a challenger last year in the GOP primary.

Former Rep. Courtney Combs gained the Butler County Republican Party endorsement against Retherford, who had been criticized for "partying," the Enquirer reported.

The newspaper reported that House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger wanted a drinks cart removed from Retherford's office because it violated House rules.

If convicted of the firearms charge, which is a felony, Retherfordfinds that a genuine issue of material fact does not exist and that the SCS is entitled to judgment as a matter of law, and hereby GRANTS said motions for summary judgment.
IT IS SO ORDERED.

MEMORANDUM ENTRY

I.
This case originated in the bankruptcy court as a case related to Casey Corporation's ("Casey's") Chapter 11 proceedings and was reassigned to this Court on September 9, 1983 pursuant to Rule (C)(2) of the Modification of the Emergency Resolution of December 3, 1981. The case involves a contractual dispute whereby Casey is suing Big Blue River Conservancy District ("Big Blue") and the Soil Conservation Service of the United States Department of Agriculture ("SCS"). Casey contracted to construct a dam and reservoir for Big Blue in Henry County, Indiana as part of a construction