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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2005
Page
2
Public notice lists contact phone for general information and a pay by phone line, with office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and the address for address changes at 528 Broad Street in Middletown Ohio 45044.
Britney Spears announces on her website that she and Kevin Federline are expecting their first child. Publicist Sonia Muckle confirms the pregnancy, noting all is well and thanking fans for their thoughts and prayers. The couple wed in September, with media speculation long following her plans to start a family.
Martin Scorsese told Durham reporters that his feature movies draw on documentary realism. He cited Goodfellas and Raging Bull as rooted in authentic documentary style during a visit to the Full Frame Film Festival. He has served as festival chairman.
Mariah Carey performed on ABC's Good Morning America from Times Square as she promotes The Emancipation of Mimi. A tribute in Durham honored Italian documentary filmmaker Vittorio De Seta, featuring clips and an audience Q A. The 62-year-old director spoke of truth, beauty, and power in people when they speak or move.
Kentucky draws reveal day and night picks for Pick 3 and Pick 4 games along with Cash Ball and Tic Tac Cash results. Daily and nightly combinations listed include 5 8 9, 8 5 2, 7 8 9 9, 5 9 2 1, Cash Ball 5 11 16 31 and 31, Tic Tac Cash 5 7 13 17 22 26 35 38, with contact number 502 583 2000.
A reflective look at the filmmaker’s quest for authentic emotion in crafting tense scenes. The piece discusses character motivation, scene architecture, and the balance between spectacle and truth, urging writers to pursue genuine human stakes over flashy craft.
Jennifer Lopez recounts a near collision at a traffic light in Beverly Hills as paparazzi tried to beat the light on the same turn. She says the pursuit felt like a game and she felt goosebumps, not realizing she was being followed at the moment.
On April 13 1970 Apollo 13 suffered a tank rupture but astronauts returned safely. Henry IV endorsed the Edict of Nantes in 1598 granting Huguenot rights. Handel's Messiah debuted in 1742 in Dublin. Thomas Jefferson born in 1743. Metropolitan Museum of Art founded in 1870. Jefferson Memorial dedicated in 1943. Van Cliburn won the Tchaikovsky contest in 1958. Sidney Poitier first black lead Oscar in 1964. The first black Senate page appointed in 1965. John Paul II visited a Rome synagogue in 1986. The Great Chicago Flood occurred in 1992. Shannon Faulkner to enter Citadel military training in 1992. Bob Dornan ran for president in 1994. Clinton defended Lewinsky era amid questions in 1998. Bush signaled more troops in 2003 amid Iraq turmoil. Barry Bonds became third on career homer list with 661 in 2003. Michael Phelps won Sullivan Award in 2003.
An unnamed artist explains that suppressing noise and distraction is essential to living. The remark frames a philosophy of minimalism and mental resilience amid chaotic surroundings and personal struggle.
Actor John Lithgow will deliver Harvard University's 2005 commencement speech. A Harvard graduate from 1967, he becomes the first professional artist to speak at Harvard since novelist Carlos Fuentes in 1983. Lithgow called the platform a different but exciting stage to address graduates.
Movie director Stanley Donen turns 81 and actor Don Adams reaches 79 as a parade of celebrants includes former Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Lyle Waggoner, Ed ward Fox, Lan ford Wilson, Paul Sorvino, Bill Conti, Jack Casady, Tony Dow, Al Green, Ron Perlman, William Sadler, Peabo Bryson, Max Weinberg, Sam Bush, Jimmy Destri, Louis Johnson, Gary Kroeger, Saundra Santiago, Joey Mazzola, Garry Kasparov, and Page Hannah.
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