Iraqi insurgents seize highway sections and attack Beiji area
Police report insurgents took control of large sections of a western Iraqi highway, halted traffic, and shook down passengers. In Beiji a U S convoy was hit by a car bomb wounding civilians and soldiers. a rocket propelled device struck a tank, and five soldiers were injured when a passing car bomber exploded. Insurgents also blew up two buildings near Khaledia and seized six checkpoints west of Ramadi.
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National Guard
Hameed al Delemi
U.S
Beiji
Baghdad
Fallujah
Khaledia
Ramadi
Jordan
Basam al Kubaisi
Delemi
Hunter shot dead while deer hunting in Ohio
Trevor N. Beeney, 32, of Marion, was struck once in the torso by a shotgun slug around 4 p.m. Tuesday as he hunted with five others. Investigators question Beeney’s party to determine the shot’s source, with officials saying it did not appear intentional.
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Trevor N. Beeney
Jim Quinlivan
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife
Beeney
Quinlivan
Mother sentenced to seven years in infant death case
Leonard, 30, received seven years for her baby's death. A court report cited borderline mental retardation and anger issues. Children Services had previously removed two children. a caseworker was fired and a supervisor demoted. The baby's father conside rs a lawsuit against the agency.
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Morgan
Leonard
Butler County Children Services Board
Children Services
Chris Pagan
Noah Powers
Pagan
Aimee
Glenn Rossi
Crehan
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Joan Line
Lines
Justin Johnson Sr
Ground Zero Hero Firefighter Killed in Iraq Convoy Crash
Bronx firefighter Christian Engeldrum, famed for his September 11 pose with the torn flag, died outside Baghdad when his Army Humvee hit a bomb. The crash wounded another firefighter from New York, Daniel Swift, who suffered eye injury and leg wounds. Three soldiers died in the attack.
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Iraq
New York
Bronx
Baghdad
Christian Engeldrum
New York Daily News
Ground Zero
Engeldrum
Army National
Fallujah
Daniel Swift
Swift
Radio on School Buses Sparks Policy Debate
The district criticizes current bus radio use as inadequate and favors music without lyrics. Joni Copas notes administration addressed a parent's concern with changes, while Fairfield districts monitor driver choices and respond to complaints. Some drivers find radios helpful, others do not use them at all.
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Patrick
Hamilton
Joni Copas
Copas
Bill Westerbeck
Fairfield City
Westerbeck
Red flags push lenders to act on identity theft
Credit-reporting agencies are urged to use red flag indicators to act before victims know they are victimized. Reports influence mortgage rates life insurance costs and even grocery store check acceptance. Brad Scriber notes many aspects from housing to employment hinge on credit data while card issuers may raise rates for late payments and errors should be checked.
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Brad Scriber
Consumer Federation of America
Moni
Side Effects Of Hearing Loss Case Study
Middletown man delays help despite hearing decline. Indecision affects health and daily choices until a free Beltone hearing evaluation leads to trust in Beltone and a positive life pivot. He retires from inactivity, aids grandchildren, and returns to church with better hearing. Call 513-424-4851.
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Middletown
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Care Center
Middletown historian George Crout remembered for local impact
George Crout, a lifelong Middletown historian and educator, dies. He mentored Miller, co founded the local historical society, helped establish the Canal Museum and preserved the Excello Locks. Crout produced Middletown Diary from 1959, wrote for The Journal since 1938, and taught at multiple schools before retiring in 1975.
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Miller
Middletown
The
Historical Society
Canal Museum
Excello Locks
WPFB
Ashworth
Journal
Michael Williams
George
Williams
George Crout
Hayes
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