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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2004
Page
2
The notice provides contact and office hours for the Middletown publication. It lists a phone number 513 422 3611 for general information and states office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. It directs address changes to 52 S Broad St Middletown OH 45044 and notes periodicals postage paid at Hamilton OH with USPS code 347 460.
Little Rock reports Socks the Cat dolls that meow could appear in stockings as Bill Clinton orders Air Force One toys, commemorative plates, and china reproductions from the Clinton Museum Store. Since opening Nov 15, the store has taken in over 400000 from buyers worldwide, with Clinton calling from Chappaqua, NY. The shop has seen crowds and begun Internet sales after a presidential library dedication.
Topeka police and Shawnee County deputies chased an emu as it dashed across traffic in Topeka Kansas on Saturday. The bird crossed another block before being captured. Authorities sought the animal's owner.
Pueblo Cole reports Colorado’s new congressman John Salazar and his younger brother Ken Salazar have rented an apartment together on Massachusetts Avenue in Washington. John jokes they can get along and perhaps Ken will ride up to the Capitol. Both Democrats won open seats on November 2. Ken Salazar is finishing his term as Colorado attorney general.
Bernard Goetz, 57, who was acquitted in the 1984 subway shooting, has filmed scenes for a low budget horror film where he portrays a nutritionist to vampires on the set of Silver Night. He told cast members how to fire a weapon and also stars in Every Move You Make as a criminologist. He now runs Vigilante Electronics.
On December 13 1944 the US cruiser Nashville was badly damaged in a kamikaze attack with heavy loss of life. Other key events include Drake departing for circumnavigation in 1577 Dartmouth College charter in 1769 Fredericksburg defeat in 1862 Wilson visiting Europe in 1918 Gershwin premiering An American in Paris in 1928 the Rio Grande shift after 1964 martial law in Poland in 1981 the En deavour service in 1993 a 1993 Supreme Court ruling on property seizures ten years ago a fatal plane crash in North Carolina five years ago Barak backing negotiations with Damascus Saddam Hussein capture a EU constitution summit and Jason White winning the Heisman in various years.
Showtime develops a television movie about the bitter business feud between Michael Eisner and Michael Ovitz at The Walt Disney Co. The project titled Two Blind Mikes is in early development with no casting or date announced.
Former Secretary of State George P. Shultz turns 84, Dick Van Dyke 79, Christopher Plummer 75, Robert Prosky 74, Buck White 74, Richard Zanuck 70, John Davidson 63, Ted Nugent 56, Jeff Baxter 56, Ron German 56, Robert Lindsay 55, Randy Owen 55, Wendie Malick 54, John Anderson 50, Steve Fort is 50, Morris Day 48, Steve Buscemi 47, Johnny Whitaker 45, Jamie Foxx 37, Tom DeLonge 29, Chelsea Hertford 23.
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