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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2004
Page
4
In a community centered interview Tyus emphasizes teamwork over personal credit, prioritizing economic development and clear communication. He envisions outreach to businesses, preserving current Ward Two firms, and urges voter involvement to decide on matters like a strong mayor and tax changes.
Shawnee beliefs framed earth as a gift from the Creator while Hinshaw of the Pekowi division discusses clan life, farming with corn as a staple, and Blue Jacket as a mentor to Tecumseh. The piece covers Shawnee moves in Ohio, warlike yet family oriented society, and the long Trail of Tears tied to removal policies.
The Shawnee, descended from Algonquian speakers related to the Delaware and Miami, lived across parts of Ohio and neighboring states. Blue Jacket led Shawnee resistance in late 18th century conflicts, fought forces under Harmar and St. Clair, and signed the Greenville and Fort Industry treaties before dying near Detroit in 1810.
The article notes voters like union auto worker Jeffrey Beardsley of Zanesville favor Kerry while associate professor Walter Huber doubts any candidate gains from the Ohio stops. Kerry plans stops in Springfield and Bowling Green as long term GOP-leaning areas remain competitive.
City officials consider ending the general admission ban imposed after 11 fans died at a 1979 Who concert at Riverfront Coliseum. Council will vote this week on allowing festival seating if promoters meet conditions and obtain a fire chief permit.
Wayne McMurtrey 51, a convicted sex offender, pleaded not guilty to kidnapping four of his step-grandchildren and failing to register as a sex offender. He was being held Saturday at Montgomery County Jail on a $1 million bond in Miamisburg Ohio.
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