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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2005
Page
1
Sister Nancy Krista nears end of fifty years in service as principal of John XXIII Catholic Elementary School, guiding the school through 15 years of leadership and community growth.
As Warren County rapidly grows, the question of sewer service access drives a clash with Butler County. Developers eye a 5000 acre Warren parcel where public sewer could boost densities from two acres per home to one per two. Butler County boa rds approve a $16 200 tap in fee as a profit grab, while Warren officials seek to restrain growth and argue about costs and access. The dispute hints at a potential $7 million uptick in Butler revenues if developments proceed.
Gov. Bob Taft campaigns for a statewide tax reform plan to “unleash Ohio's economic potential.” He argues the current system burdens business, while a Council on State Taxation study places Ohio 33rd in business tax share and below the national average.
Thousands of mourners file past the pontiff's body as John Paul II dies of septic shock and heart failure at age 84. The death caps a life marked by Parkinson's disease, with 2.5 million pilgrims expected in Rome for the funeral arrangements and a conclave to choose a successor to be convened within 20 days. President Bush is expected to attend.
Kyle NaGEI outlines a hectic 18 hour sports day with Reds opening day and the NCAA final. The piece timelines events from 6 AM to midnight including the Reds Mets opener at Great American Ball Park, payroll praise for Carl Lindner, and a sobering late night realization of the upcoming workday. Illinois vs North Carolina headlines loom as CBS airs the title game.
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