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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2005
Page
11
Warren County Sheriff’s Office will deploy extra patrols over the Super Bowl weekend, funded by a state Select Traffic Enforcement Program grant. The blitz runs Friday noon to Monday midnight to cut traffic fatalities. Drivers are urged to use designated drivers or cabs for parties.
Two 9 year old boys admitted to making about 14 sexual vulgar calls to Rosedale Elementary School students over the weekend. Police said their targets were classmates homes and at least one parent was spoken to. Authorities will not file charges due to age and will rely on parental discipline and counseling.
Kenneth R. Rice, 44, of Oregonia, is jailed on a $100,000 bond after a Monday night two vehicle crash on Ohio 63 in Turtlecreek Township killed Jessica L. Carpenter, 43, of Bridgeport West Virginia. Ohio Highway Patrol cited possible alcohol involvement awaiting blood test results.
Mercury unveils a refined midsize SUV aimed at stability and comfort for weekend shoppers. The notable upgrade tightens handling and adds curb appeal, signaling a stronger push in the competitive Wheels segment.
Daniel Andy Nastoff starts as Butler County Common Pleas judge, taking office Tuesday. Community roundup and obituary lists appear on pages B2 and B3, with City Editor Bob Irvin overseeing the section at (513) 705-2844 on page B4.
Middletown City Council plans to approve a two year firefighters contract that keeps the 2005 budget in balance. Firefighters will not receive a pay raise in 2005 but will gain a 6.5 percent increase in 2006 if approved at the February 15 meeting. Union leaders say the deal buys time while staffing remains a priority and non union workers may also face no raise this year. The mayor and interim city manager say the agreement is temporary to address broader financial problems and no ballot campaign is expected this year. The school levy remains a central focus for the city’s finances and future.
Madison Township maintenance workers saved about 30000 by constructing a 3750 square foot storage building themselves rather than contracting out. The four man crew handled the build alongside road work and cemetery upkeep over five months, reducing costs from an estimated 100000 plus to about 70000. The project increases consolidated vehicle storage, supports park maintenance, and followed a block grant and donor support for future park development.
Gov. Taft will today receive recommendations from the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Financing Student Success after more than a year of work. The final report suggests replacing the 20 mill floor with 22 growing mills and lowering the 23 mill charge-off to 22 mills with an inflation cap, a move officials say offers gradual growth though not a cure for constitutionality and equity concerns. Tim McLinden, Carlisle Schools, credits the effort but says it tweaks the system without fixing the core flaw.
Ohio law named Amy Rezos as a victim prompted renewed push in the General Assembly. House Bill 29, proposed by Rep. Jim Raussen, would progress quickly through the House before Senate review. Rezos, 35, of Liberty Township, survived two alleged attempts by her estranged husband Christoper Rezos, with a deadly July 26, 2004 shooting by the man in a van.
Frankin Kansas man Byambasuren Sharavsamdan 34 waives preliminary hearing in Franklin Municipal Court and will be released on electronically monitored house arrest to stay at his mother's home. He faces three counts of felonious assault for a Jan 21 stabbing at a Skokiaan Drive apartment. Victims Mongolian friends wrote letters asking prosecutors to go easy. The court sent the case to Warren County Common Pleas Court.
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