Middletown Journal Contact and Public Notice Details
Contact details for Middletown Journal dated Saturday August 21, 2004 include office hours 8 to 5 weekdays, postal address 52 S Broad St Middletown OH 45044, various phone numbers for subscriptions delivery and advertising, and staff contacts for publisher editor and department heads. Includes general inquiries and fax lines for departments and obituaries.
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Edwina Blackwell Clark
M. David Goodwin
Chip Beale
J. Michael Stevens
Lisa Cavender
MTV VMAs 2004 lineup includes Beastie Boys and Shaq
The 2004 MTV Video Music Awards in Miami will feature appearances by Beastie Boys Evanescence Amy Lee Brandy Queen Latifah and John Mellencamp on August 29 at the American Airlines Arena. Shaquille O Neal will perform in his new hometown after Lakers trade. OutKast Usher Kanye West Yellowcard Hoobastank and Terror Squad with Fat Joe also due to perform.
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Gore cited for speeding on Oregon coast trip
Former Vice President Al Gore was cited for speeding after driving a rented car to visit family on the Oregon coast. He received a 141 ticket for 75 mph in a 55 mph zone on Aug 3, according to Oregon State Police. Gore will pay the fine. The trooper did not recognize him until he presented his license.
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Van Halen sues Orioles over Camden Yards concert plan
The rock group Van Halen filed suit in Los Angeles against the Baltimore Orioles alleging the team backed out of a contract for a September Camden Yards concert. The dispute centers on a 1.5 million payout plus ticket and merchandise revenue, tied to a Together ACT and MoveOn PAC promotional context. Regis Philbin sets Guinness hours record for TV time, surpassing Hugh Downs after 15,188 hours on screen.
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Camden Yards
New York
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North Carolina honors Fantasia Barrino with Idol Day
Governor Mike Easley proclaims Fantasia Barrino Day in North Carolina to celebrate her first major home state appearance since winning American Idol. Barrino of High Point and fellow Idol contestants tour Winston-Salem as the Idols Tour, with Easley praising her talent and North Carolina roots.
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N.C
Mike Easley
Fantasia Barrino
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Barrino
High Point
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Vote for Change adds singers to tour lineup
Sheryl Crow Jack Johnson and Crosby Stills Nash join nearly 20 musicians in the Vote for Change tour aimed at unseating President Bush. The act will perform in 38 shows across 32 cities over 12 days in October, with proceeds to America Coming Together.
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Sheryl Crow
Jack Johnson
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Bush
Crow and Company
America
August 21 history highlights span wars to space
Today marks August 21 with notes on Count Basie birth in 1904 and Nat Turner’s 1831 insurrection. It recalls Lincoln Douglas debates in 1858, Trotsky’s death in 1940, Dumbarton Oaks talks in 1944, and Hawaii becoming a state in 1959.
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N.J
Nat Turner
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
American Bar Association
Sarato
Leon Trotsky
Mexico City
United States
Britain
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Dumbarton
Today s birthdays list notable figures by age
Israeli leader Shimon Peres turns 81 while Melvin Van Peebles is 72 and Kenny Rogers reaches 66. Clar ence Williams III James Burton Harold Reid and Jackie DeShannon mark mid ages with Patty McCormack Loretta Devine Harry Smith Glenn Hughes Nick Kane Kim Cattrall Carrie-Anne Moss Liam Howlett Alicia Witt Kelis Melissa Schuman Hayden Panettiere and others are listed with ages from 53 down to 15.
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Melvin van Peebles
Kenny Rogers
Clarence Williams III
James Burton
Harold Reid
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Jackie DeShannon
Patty McCormack
Loretta Devine
Harry Smith
Glenn Hughes
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Carrie-Anne Moss
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