14 Dec 2004
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2004
Page
1
Fenwick girls end a rough stretch with a 49 22 win over Monroe as Donn Burrows Falcons open a 15 0 run to seize command. Five of the last four games joke aside, the hosts flash decisive defense and balance.
Jurors voted to condemn Scott Peterson to death for the murder of his pregnant wife Laci, delivering the verdict after three days of deliberations. The court will schedule sentencing on Feb 25, with the option to reduce to life without parole.
Manpower's quarterly outlook shows 43 percent of Middletown firms plan to hire from January to March 2005 while 10 percent expect cuts and 47 percent foresee no change. Spokesman says the region is looking good despite AK Steel’s ongoing workforce reductions, with durable goods, transportation, utilities, and education among hot sectors.
Debbie Miller of West Alexandria and her husband Years, aged 58, won with a single $25 ticket in a benefit car raffle run by the Jefferson Township school district athletic department and Jefferson Township Optimist Club. A misidentified Vintage Voices member appears in a separate page item. Fred Esposito and Jim Anderson helped host a mock radio broadcast at the Deardoff Senior Center in Franklin.
Weather forecast notes possible flurries with a high near 29 degrees and a low around 17. Readers are directed to middletownjournal.com for updates and the A2 index.
Ohio’s 20 electors cast unanimous votes for Bush Cheney while Democrats in Columbus challenged the result citing unresolved recounts and court actions. Recounts in 88 counties began, with Montgomery County counting today, as observers urge delaying the electoral vote until disputes are settled.
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