Teens charged in cross burning hate crime
Two teens aged 15 and 17 face juvenile court on January 5 for arson and ethnic intimidation after a cross was burned in the Oneka Street area’s 2000 block. Adults Michael R. Miracle and Eric Fugate, both of Mohawk Street addresses, are wanted on arson and ethnic intimidation warrants.
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Oneida
Middletown
Don Owens
Oneka Street
Butler County
Michael R. Miracle
Mohawk St
Eric Fugate
Hoeppner's Farewell Bittersweet in Independence Bowl
Miami fans bid farewell to coach Terry Hoeppner after a 17-13 loss in the Independence Bowl. Hoeppner departs for Indiana University and offensive coordinator Shane Montgomery will become head coach next year. The scene featured Hoeppner walking off with senior Matt Pusteri after his final game with Miami.
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Miami
Terry Hoeppner
Matt Pusteri
RedHawks
Hoeppner
Indiana University
Shane Montgomery
Asia's death toll tops 55000 in tsunami disaster
In Sumatra and across Asia thousands of bodies lie unidentified as authorities order mass graves. The U N health agency warns disease could double the toll. Millions displaced, with rescue teams in India tallying dead while hospitals prepare to aid the injured.
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Banda Aceh
Indonesia
Sumatra
U.N. Health Agency
Lhokseumawe
India
Insurgents Kill 26 Iraqi Forces in Attacks
Insurgents launched a coordinated assault on Iraqi security forces in the Sunni Triangle north and west of Baghdad, killing at least 26 police and national guardsmen and wounding 43. The day’s violence centered on Tikrit, with a police station siege near the city and multiple attacks on checkpoints and stations.
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Iraq
Partici
Pate
Iraqi Islamic Party
Tikrit
Saddam Hussein
Lice
Iraqi National Guard
Analysts see shift in bin Laden rhetoric in new tape
U S intelligence analysts say Osama bin Laden moved from calling for violence to making political arguments to split U S allies over Middle East policy. The two minute tape, likely bin Laden’s, names Abu Musab al Zarqawi and urges Muslims not to vote in Iraq elections while signaling a more political strategy.
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Osama bin Laden
United States
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Middle East
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CIA
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al- Qaida
Iraq
Al-Zarqawi
Ayman al-Zawahri
Snowstorm damage hits Shared Harvest Food Bank
Water leaks through the roof as a latest storm disrupts daytime operations at Shared Harvest Food Bank, while a separate advisory calls for respectful policies toward breastfeeding mothers in public. Forecast warns of mixed clouds and possible rain with a high near 37.
Butler County seeks federal disaster aid in snowstorm
Ohio Governor Taft declared a state of emergency for 20 counties including Butler due to heavy snow and outages from the December storm. If President Bush approves, federal aid could offset overtime equipment and cleanup costs for local governments. William Turner notes jurisdictions have spent much of their winter snow removal funds.
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Butler County
Ohio
Bob Taft
Butler
President Bush
William Turner
Butler County Emergency Management Agency
Taft
Federal Emergency Management Agency
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