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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2004
Page
2
Friday August 20 2004 providing subscription rates and payment options for daily and Sunday delivery. Includes delivery redelivery hotline with time windows and contact numbers for editorial and staff departments. Obituaries and education faxes listed with contact emails and phone lines.
Jackson Mississippi reports Benji the dog from Benji Off the Leash promotes the film after cataract surgery. Writer-director Joe Camp tours with the three year old star who appeared on Good Morning America to drum up the national release. The left eye remains inflamed and prognosis on sight recovery is not yet clear.
Detroit rock legend Alice Cooper performs Wednesday at the Grand Stand Stage on the U. P. State Fair Grounds in Escanaba Michigan.
New board game from Parker Brothers mimics Trump style with real estate auctions and billion dollar deals. No bankruptcy in play, but Trump Hotel and Casino Resorts recently announced Chapter 11 plans. Game retails for 24 99. Proceeds from Ramones concert go to cancer research centers.
Peoria native Dan Fogelberg, 53, has advanced prostate cancer with bone involvement. He canceled a 16 city solo acoustic tour and is being treated at Harvard Medical School after diagnosis two months ago during a pre tour checkup. His mother, Margaret Fogelberg, confirmed the illness.
Highlights recount events on August 20 across history including the Prague Spring invasion in 1968, Benjamin Harrison's birth in 1833, Andrew Johnson declaring Civil War over in 1866, Britain opening a Western Front offensive in 1918, Churchill praising the RAF in 1940, hydrogen bomb test acknowledged in 1953, anti French rioting in 1955, Voyager II launch in 1977, Diana Nyad Bahamas to Florida swim in 1979, NAACP leadership change in 1990, CIA security clearances issue in 2000, a 2005 banking alliance, Chavez recall protests in 2004, and the 2004 U S women’s gymnastics team gold in Anaheim with Romania silver and Australia bronze.
Walter Bernstein turns 85, George Mitchell is 71, Isaac Hayes 62, Connie Chung 58. Jimmy Pankow 57, Robert Plant 56, Rudy Gatlin 52. Peter Horton 51, Al Roker 50. Joan Allen 48, Asha Blake 43, James Marsters 42. Fred Durst 34, Monique Powell 29.
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