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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 2013

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State Dept to Close 19 Embassies in Muslim World Through Week

The State Department announced temporary closures of 19 U.S. diplomatic posts in Muslim nations through week’s end, citing an abundance of caution. A spokesperson stressed the move is not tied to a new threat and affects embassies and consulates.

U.S State Department

Ohio Immigrants Eligible for In State Tuition Victory

Immigrants in Ohio who benefit from Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals may qualify for in state tuition at public colleges and universities. Activists hailed the ruling as a victory while noting limited eligibility and ongoing policy debates.

Ohio

Venice Beach crowd tragedy and Mount Hood rescue

A man was arrested on suspicion of murder after a driver plowed into the Venice Beach boardwalk crowd, killing one and injuring 11. Rescuers freed a snowboarder trapped in an ice tunnel on Mount Hood, while Iran swore in Hasan Rouhani and unveiled a technocrat cabinet. Egypt’s top security body warns time is running out to resolve sit-ins linked to the ousted president.

Venice Beach Boardwalk Oregon Mount Hood Egypt Mohammed Morsi

Detroit small makers revive Made in Detroit branding

Amid Detroit bankruptcy concerns a group of small producers push the Made in Detroit label while brewers expand into hard cider and other non beer wine options. Shipments have surged since 2005 with a notable rise between 2011 and 2012.

Detroit

Shoppers Return After Suspect Shot At Mall

A Monroe police officer chasing a theft suspect at Cincinnati Premium Outlets Saturday shot the man after he jumped into a car and drove away. Jamarcus Levon Brown was treated for a leg wound and released. charges include felony assault on an officer and obstructing official business. A court hearing is set for 1 p.m. today. Brown is held without bond at Warren County Jail.

Cincinnati John Bedell Dill Brown Warren County Mont

Police shoot suspect at Cincinnati Premium Outlets mall

Monroe police officer wounded a 22 year old Trotwood man Saturday night after responding to a possible theft near closing time at Cincinnati Premium Outlets. The regional shopping center, opened in 2009, houses more than 100 stores.

Monroe Cincinnati

Shutdown talk divides Congress over health law

Washington report notes a looming government shutdown as Republicans push to block funding for the 2010 health law while White House and GOP leaders clash. Observers warn a shutdown could mirror 1995 disruptions, with debt ceiling brinkmanship threatening markets worldwide.

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Ohio business warned of patent infringement on scan to email tech

An Ohio company received a threat letter claiming patent infringement over scanner to email capabilities found in most office multi function devices from Konica Minolta, Ricoh, and Xerox. The letter, from Delaware firm DucPla, asserts likely use of the protected tech and cites patents, with further litigation coverage on page A7.

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Back to school costs outpace inflation in 7.3% rise

Huntington Bank reports in its eighth annual Back Pack Index that K-12 school supplies will rise about 7.3 percent this year, with expenses for supplies and extracurricular activities outpacing overall consumer price index inflation. Reporter Hannah Poturalski notes families and teachers face higher lists and shopping costs as the new school year approaches.

Huntington Bank

Backpack Index Reveals Rising School Supply Costs in 2013

Huntington Bank's Eighth Annual Backpack Index reports 2013 costs per student by grade level with 5.3 percent rise for elementary at 576 dollars, 25.3 percent for middle at 762 dollars, and 9.5 percent for high school at 1223 dollars, reflecting year over year increases.

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