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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2005
Page
1
Warren County judges call for additional jail capacity to address overcrowding and improve inmate housing. Officials note rising inmate counts and need for secure facilities to meet safety and legal requirements. Local prosecutors support planning for expanded incarceration options and funding discussions.
Elementary students at Middletown Christian School participate in a week long outreach to help the community. They collect supplies, visit neighbors, and share projects with local organizations, demonstrating school spirit and civic engagement.
Education Secretary Spellings plans to overhaul enforcement of the No Child Left Back Left Behind law offering states testing flexibility for students with mild disabilities and rewarding proven progress. The plan aims to shrink the white minority achievement gap by 2014 while states seek federal approval on teacher quality and progress measures. Spellings will unveil the approach in Mount Vernon Virginia with state education officials, as administration aides speak only on background.
A U S Census Bureau report shows Butler County residents spent about 98 hours yearly commuting in 2003, the second most in the state after Lorain County, and 18 hours more than a two week vacation. Chris Petrocy cites growth and road capacity limits while Morgan Township averages nearly 34 minutes daily and Oxford about 16 minutes.
Vatican officials say bells will ring to mark a pope's election, a change to signal journalists clearly as white smoke signals a decision. John Paul II will be buried in a ground tomb with three coffins and a rosary, veil, vestments, and a white miter, per Vatican wishes.
Dr Dawn Zacharias reports a patient with runny nose after a day outside as tree pollen spikes. RAPCA’s Brian Huxtable warns counts rose to 154 on Tuesday and 516 on Thursday, with a climb toward 3500 in two weeks. Dr Susan Bartle notes the seasonal upswing across four Dayton offices.
Ernest Bryson a Middletown staff sergeant in the Ohio National Guard faced financial strain after active duty reduced his civilian income from about four thousand to two thousand dollars monthly. The Ohio Patriot Plan sponsored by Rep Peter Ujvagi and signed by Gov Taft helps deployed service members avoid eviction and exit long term leases for cars and cell phones.
Guidelines aim to deter terrorists from entering the United States. The report notes new border entry rules and potential passport requirements as part of security efforts. Included are references to government actions and cross border travel implications.
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