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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2004
Page
4
City may hire private firm to install cameras at intersections to photograph vehicles running red lights. The plan aims to free officers from enforcement and boost city revenue via fines while protecting privacy since no driver photos are taken.
A national study shows charter schools, including Summit Academy serving special needs students, scoring similarly to traditional schools with concerns about low results. Backers call data baseline, while critics urge tougher oversight as charters expand under No Child Left Behind nationwide. Journal staff writer contributed.
Amy Rezos survived a violent attack by her estranged husband on July 2 in a West Chester Township hotel. She spent eight days hospitalized with a titanium plate in her head, a cracked vertebra, scalp scars, facial nerve damage, and partial right-side paralysis. She aims to return to residential construction work while caring for her two young sons and continuing the Amy Rezos Family Fund and website updates.
Waggoner, 31, identified by ex-wife from surveillance image, arrested for bank robbery in Middletown after ex-husband had been in town. He admitted the crime following questioning, with $1,391 recovered from a creek bed in Greene County. Arraigned in Middletown on a $100,000 bond. preliminary hearing set for Aug. 25.
ACT data show only 26 percent of 2004 graduates scored 24+ on the science test and about 40 percent scored 22+ in math, signaling many students enter college underprepared. At Sinclair 65 percent and Wright State about 40 percent of freshmen require remedial math or English, with courses not counting toward graduation.
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