Maupin missing one year
One year after insurgents seized Sgt. Keith M. Maupin the Maupin family remains hopeful. Carolyn Maupin says she and husband Keith believe Matt is alive and ask for prayers as they await his return. The couple live near Cincinnati and appeal for help from readers across southwest Ohio.
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Matt” Maupin
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Gas prices seen rising despite record highs
Washington officials say gas costs will climb with demand, EIA projecting average prices reaching 2.35 per gallon in May. Motorists paid about 2.22 last week as local stations showed 2.29 to 2.32 per gallon. Residents like Tahir Ahmad and Sheri Bartram voice strain on budgets amid the shift. Community members compare current costs to Clinton era prices as concerns over affordability grow.
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MHS Student Illustrates New Children's Book Page
A student from MHS creates illustrations for a new children’s book, highlighting classroom creativity and collaboration with the author. The project showcases students’ artistic skills and integration of visual storytelling into literacy efforts.
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Police arrest two in gambling raid at city plaza
Police busted a Tuesday gambling gathering at the former McGee's Plaza, arresting two suspects. A separate Page C1 feature notes Lyric Theater inviting audience participation while a Page A? report details a Neverland guard testimony about the Jackson case alleging a molestation incident witnessed by a security guard.
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Ohio concealed carry permits fall short of predictions
Ohio marks one year since concealed carry law took effect as permits issued lag behind expectations. In the first year sheriffs issued 45,497 permits, far short of the 100,000 projected by lawmakers. Local permit holder Robert Brandt calls his license a small piece of mind amid ongoing debates on personal protection and firearm safety. Lumbering wait times and unreturned quarterly reports cloud official tallies as April 2004 opened with county offices flooded by hopeful applicants.
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Ohio
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Richard Jones
Pope John Paul II funeral draws millions to Rome
The pope faced illness and aging as he neared his 80th year and prepared a last will revealing hopes and fears about death and legacy. Tens of thousands queued to view his remains while Rome hosted one of history's largest Western religious gatherings.
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Funeral rites outline papal burial for Pope John Paul II
Vatican City outlines the private burial rites for Pope John Paul II with a small ceremony for high-ranking prel ates and dignitaries from 80 countries. The private act includes a white veil on the coffin, a 2 hour funeral Mass led by Cardinal Ratzinger, and liturgical readings from Acts, Philippians, and John with psalms and hymns.
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