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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2004
Page
4
City Manager Ron Olson outlines a three tier plan with priority one moves to reduce costs. Proposed actions include trimming workers compensation, shifting funding, cutting specific staff across several departments, and shortening Community Center operations for an estimated 726000 in savings.
Olson says balancing the 2005 budget requires 1.8 million in cuts if no new revenue. City Council spurned a 0.5 percent income tax proposal that could have raised nearly 6 million, leaving officials to craft painful reductions. Priority cuts target social services and certain departments, with deeper cuts proposed to city management and public safety, then more drastic steps if needed.
Odessi Steinmetz urges residential pond fencing after her child Abi died in a pond. The Bereaved mother recalls the tragedy as investigators from the sheriff and Butler County Coroner’s Office probe the incident. It follows two prior toddler drownings in two months in the area.
Mary Robinson and Nicole Sneed narrate how nontraditional jobs through ONOW help women, many previously on public assistance, to gain better careers. Suding’s program motivates students, who wear ONOW shirts and praise her guidance. Funded by Department of Jobs and Family Services and Butler Tech, next session starts Oct 11. contact (513) 785-5823.
Deputies report Christopher Cantwell was eastbound on 122 just before a bridge when his cycle left the road and struck a guardrail. Virginia Cantwell remained in a drug induced coma Saturday night with broken bones and head trauma as family members describe their lives and routine. The couple, Middletown natives, left behind two children and a grandchild while neighbors recall their kindness as investigators continue the sheriff's office inquiry.
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