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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2005
Page
1
President Bush used a Thursday night broadcast to urge Congress to rise above partisan strife and push ahead with Social Security reform, energy legislation, judicial nominees, and a U.N. ambassadorship. He acknowledged some reporters’ tough questions and defended the need for hard work.
Lima based corporation A Piece of the Action raises about 300000 to back statewide Indian casino ventures. Auditor Betty Montgomery has sent APOTA materials to the state securities division to probe possible violations while condemning the speculative approach in an April 4 letter to Concerned Citizens Against Casino Gambling.
Young students shadow parents at work in a Page C2 feature highlighting schoolchildren visiting offices and hospitals to learn about adult jobs. The piece profiles several families and notes participant reactions to real workplace environments.
Tyler Wise dedicated over 40 hours to fundraising and construction for a new playground at a local camp. Carlisle names field after retiring athletic director on B1 page.
Butler County commissioners press for a 0.5 percent or higher sales tax increase to fund a 800 megahertz emergency communications system after a deputy was shot. They seek state tax relief to earmark funds for radio upgrades and may put the issue to voters as early as November.
Butler County grand jury handed down 32 counts against Robert Morris and Mark Kendrick Jr for an alleged crime spree that included shooting Deputy Brandon Roberts. Prosecutor Robin Piper spoke at a press conference at the Government Services Center, flanked by Det. Nick Fisher and Sheriff Richard Jones. See story, page Cr.
Det. Frank Smith adds new faces to the wall of misery with photos of Alana Gwinner and Beverly Krause. Clayton Adams and an unnamed Monroe victim will join them as the Butler County Cold Case Unit, led by Sheriff Richard Jones and Prosecutor Robin Piper, targets unsolved homicide cases spanning more than 30 years. The unit collaborates with other jurisdictions to pursue justice for families. Smith, who has long pursued cold cases, notes the wall helps focus investigative effort and has yielded prior solvings.
Three Middletown women including Elizabeth Ann Tabor are indicted for supplying three juveniles with crack and smoking it with them. Tabor, 26, is accused of pressuring a juvenile to have sex with an unnamed adult for crack. Prosecutors call the crimes alarming and seek arraignment May 9. Darlene Griffin, 52, faces drug abuse and corruption counts.
Edgewood supporters gathered at Edgewood High School for a Pride rally backing the five year 6.9 mill emergency levy on the May 3 ballot. More than 100 students teachers and parents urged district residents to fund extracurriculars honors classes and AP courses to keep college prep programs alive.
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