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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2004
Page
1
Running back Chris Perry, the Bengals' No 1 pick, puts pen to paper after an 11 day holdout ending the unsigned period. He signs a contract with the team on BR1.
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Fairfield middle school teacher and girls soccer coach Christy Dennis died after sudden brain bleeding caused by an undiagnosed acute leukemia. She was almost six months pregnant with twins and collapsed at practice on Monday. Her husband Chad Dennis informed the junior varsity team on Tuesday as funeral plans began. The couple’s eighth wedding anniversary was observed as news spread through the community. Dennis leaves a 3-year-old daughter and a family shaken by the loss.
Grand jury charges Christopher Rezos with two counts of attempted murder in a case involving his wife. The filing follows a reported shooting incident amid a partly sunny day with a high near 71 and a low around 51.
Former students and teachers gathered for a final stroll through McKinley Elementary as the Middletown school district plans a demolition and rebuilding. Alumni recounted first loves, field days, and lunches with memories tied to the building and its halls.
Organizers report 71,500 attendees for the three day Ohio Challenge Hot Air Balloon Festival at Smith Park with estimated local spending of $2.5 million. The event, in its second year, drew about 54,700 visitors last year and is slated for July 22 24 2005 with a third festival planned.
Rep. Porter J. Goss, longtime House Intelligence chair and former CIA officer, nominated to head the CIA as Congress weighs broad reforms. Democrats warn against a partisan pick while Goss faces Senate hearings and potential clashes over intelligence overhauls and the director of national intelligence.
Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta said 42,643 people died in traffic crashes in 2003, down 362 from 2002, with deaths per 100 million miles driven at 1.48 the lowest since 1966. Injuries fell slightly to 2.89 million, while motorcycle deaths rose 12 percent to 3,661. SUV rollover deaths rose 6.8 percent to 2,639, though per 100,000 SUVs declined by 4.6 percent.
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