Journal's Real Estate Plus debuts with new home listings
The journal announces Real Estate Plus a new book debuting today to aid readers in finding their ideal house. It promises a curated set of listings and guidance to streamline the home search.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2005
Page
1
The journal announces Real Estate Plus a new book debuting today to aid readers in finding their ideal house. It promises a curated set of listings and guidance to streamline the home search.
Oil prices rose to a record close above $57 a barrel on Friday amid a surge in gasoline futures. Analysts cite new money from hedge funds and speculators, airline and fuel distributor hedges, and a report predicting a possible super spike above $100 as drivers brace for possible higher gasoline costs. May delivery NYMEX settled at $57.27, after intraday high of $57.70, while Brent rose to $56.51 on the ICE.
Florida health officials report 35 additional E coli cases after three fairs in Orlando Plant City and Tampa. Most victims are children. many touched animals in petting zoos at the Central Florida Fair, Florida Strawberry Festival, and Florida State Fair. One child, 5 year old Shannon Smowton, fights kidney failure from the infection.
A compact Cincinnati area page features a daily crossword and horoscope alongside lottery results. The publication notes copyright 2005 by Cox Ohio Publishing. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Vatican reports the 84 year old pope is near death with failing heart and kidneys. Millions worldwide mourn, kneel, and pray at St. Peter's Square as Cardinal Lozano Barragan says doctors see no hope and church leaders urge prayer through the night.
The article notes broad reverence for John Paul II and discusses church rules guiding succession, while Middletown Journal readers are invited to share thoughts on the pope’s legacy and the church process.
As Pope John Paul II reportedly neared death on Friday admirers worldwide, including in Middletown, reflected on his legacy. Local residents from diverse faiths expressed sadness and prayers, noting his stance on human life and his impact globally.
Millions of faithful across faiths prayed Friday for Pope John Paul II seeking recovery or eternal rest. Devotions at basilicas and churches narrated his vigor and courage facing death. People from Mexico City to Peru and Norway spoke of his inclusive care and historic papacy.
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