Habitat volunteers build home for local family in four months
Volunteers from two churches completed a full home from scratch in four months, blessing a local family. Israel readies for Gaza pullout as regional tensions remain high.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2005
Page
1
Volunteers from two churches completed a full home from scratch in four months, blessing a local family. Israel readies for Gaza pullout as regional tensions remain high.
In Ruskin Florida a 36 year old registered sex offender confessed to choking 13 year old Sarah Lunde to death after an argument at the girl’s home. David Onstott was charged with first degree murder as investigators recovered the partially clothed body in an abandoned fish pond. Police say Sarah had returned from a church trip on April 9 and Onstott had visited the home seeking her mother Kelly Lunde, whom he once dated.
Maria Ruzicka, 28, founder of Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict CIVIC, dies in a car bombing in Iraq while conducting civilian casualty surveys. The blast also killed an Iraqi and another foreigner. Ruzicka had lobbied for millions in aid and delivered funds to families. She was from Lakeport and led humanitarian efforts since 2003.
A brief item notes a plant as a fiber and Omega-3 source rich in lignans. The mention appears in a pages D1 Comics Lottery section context, indicating a digest line rather than a full feature. No dates or organizations are specified.
Cardin als arrive at the Vatican hotel to begin a papal election hidden from public view. The 115 red robed cardinals enter the Sistine Chapel as secrecy measures include jamming devices to prevent eavesdropping. The conclave could last days, though past votes have varied.
Dayton resident Paul Richardson, a 50 year Catholic deacon, doubts Vatican power brokers will elect a black pope. South Charleston and Yellow Springs clergyman say not optimistic about a pope of color. Knights of Peter Claver leader and others note global Catholic demographics and surprise if such a papal selection occurs.
A Monroe Class of 1955 reunion committee began a project to rehabilitate and rehange framed class composites from 1929 to 1999, skipping 1957 to 1986, to foster pride and a sense of family for students in the district's new high school building.
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