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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 2005

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Union in middle of new storm amid leaks report

A 213 page Hamilton Police Department final report released Wednesday night found unauthorized documents leaked to union officials could have prompted local members to delay a contract ratification and use the pre Christmas snow storm to press for a better deal. No criminal charges are expected. City Manager Mike Samoviski will review the report for possible disciplinary action. Theft and unauthorized documents could have been criminal offenses, but after talks with the city prosecutor the case was deemed administrative.

Hamilton Mike Samoviski Neil Ferdelman

Cold-case chief cites new Barton information

Lebanon The cold-case unit lead on the Jim Barton case defended the investigation on the witness stand amid new information that could alter views on the 1995 crime, as the killer remains at large. Detectors from Warren and Montgomery counties investigated a year long inquiry begun in 2003, with Barton indicted in 2004 for complicity to multiple crimes tied to a staged burglary to force his wife to move.

Barton James Flannery John Newsom Vickie Barton Ger Newsom Warren Montgomery Springboro William Phelps Middletown Franklin Township Phelps

Ash Wednesday Ashes Mark Lent Start at Holy Trinity

Monsignor Paul Metzger applies ashes to Mackensie Vogelsang, 2, during Ash Wednesday services at Holy Trinity Church in Middletown. The observance begins Lent, a 40 day period of repentance and reflection before Easter.

Paul Metzger Mackensie Vogelsang Holy Trinity Church Middletown

Ohio legislators push for One Nation Under God license plate

State Sen. Bob Spada and Rep. Tom Patton will introduce bills to add a One Nation Under God specialty plate in Ohio. They argue the pledge’s inclusion supports Judeo Christian values amid ongoing debates about its place in society and in schools.

Columbus Ohio Bob Spada North Royalton Tom Patton Strongsville Patton Francis Bellamy Congress Michael Newdow California U.S. Supreme Court

Town confronts meth and tragedy in Crothersville

In Crothersville Indiana a 10 year old girl Katie Collman drowns after her family says she wandered into a house tied to meth activity. The town has been plagued by meth labs and loiterers with one high school dropout arrested amid a rising wave of drug crime. Neace whose job barely meets rent contemplates buying the apartments to build a playground in her memory.

Crothersville Ind John Neace Neace Katie Peace Katryn Collman Louisville Joan Ancre Neace Katlyn Katie” Collman

Medicaid Cuts Target Dental Vision Care in Ohio Budget

Ohio Governor Taft proposes 4 percent annual growth for Medicaid and would remove dental and vision coverage for up to 800000 low income adults. The plan also shifts as many as 30000 working poor from the program and lowers nursing home reimbursement rates in a briefing to two officials.

Columbus

Taft envisions Medicaid reform to curb rising costs

Local manufacturers see value in Taft's plan as he touts taming the Medicaid monster in the State of the State address. He warns Medicaid could rise 13 percent then 9 percent over two years and plans to unveil a two year budget starting July 1 covering a $10.5 billion program serving 1.7 million low income, aged Ohio residents.

Taft Ohio

Middletown School Board Reviews Budget Cuts and Levy

Middletown school board officials meet Friday to discuss the budget for May levy attempt. Dixon Builders given 60 days by the Planning Commission to present a plan, extension granted after neighborhood review.

Middletown School Board Middletown Planning Commission Dixon Builders

Index Volume 147 Number 269

A catalog-like entry from the Cox Ohio Publishing bound volume listing volume and issue identifiers with copyright year. The item serves as a bibliographic marker rather than a news event, noting publication sequence and archival metadata.

Cox Ohio Publishing

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