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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2004
Page
1
Community gathers for the opening of the New Fenwick School during an open house. Officials and local residents tour classrooms, celebrate with a blessing, and preview programs set to serve students in the district.
Bengals coach remains steady after Saturday's 37-10 defeat to Atlanta, calling it a wakeup call for the team. Atlanta built a decisive lead as Cincinnati struggled on both sides of the ball, prompting calls for quick adjustments.
Gaston made landfall near Mc Clellanville with heavy rain and near hurricane winds. Up to 10 inches of rain flooded roads and cut power to about 125000, as Gov. Sanford declared a state of emergency and residents evacuated or sheltered in place awaiting damage assessment crews and utilities.
Athens wrapped up the 2004 Summer Games with a patriotic closing ceremony highlighting Greek folk music and harvest themes. IOC President Jacques Rogge called the Games unforgettable dream games as the Olympic flag passed to Beijing for the 2008 Games.
The article notes Mebrahtom Keflezighi of the United States earning silver in the men's marathon at the Athens 2004 Games. It describes the closing ceremony with fireworks atop the Athens stadium arch, a chaotic but unproblematic finale, and athletes parading after the event as fans waved the stadium wave.
A major study of 29 000 people across 52 countries shows heart disease causes are similar across regions and races. Stress emerges as a key risk factor, with about 90 percent of heart attack risks deemed preventable, suggesting Western prevention strategies may apply globally.
President Bush campaigned in Wheeling West Virginia defending his Iraq policy and attacking John Kerry describing terrorism recruitment as not caused by fighting back. He argued Kerry would seek international help and pressed a tough stance on Iraq while Edwards criticized the approach. Delegates gathered in New York for the convention as Bush spoke to supporters.
No. 1 versus No. 2 looms as final possible in the U S Open. Weather today in New York is partly to mostly cloudy with a high of 77 and a low of 56.
The road to the White House passes through Ohio with 20 electoral votes as Bush and Kerry supporters debate foreign policy taxes and other issues. Middletown Republicans tout W ketchup at 2226 Central Ave and promote campaign paraphernalia while Democrats work to open an office amid reform law changes and voter registration drives.
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