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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2005
Page
1
Middletown Board of Education plans to seek a combined levy of 14.3 million dollars for the 2005 2006 school year by renewing a 6.8 million emergency levy and adding 7.5 million in new property tax. The plan includes 2.1 million in budget cuts, such as moving Garfield Options Academy, to address a projected 9.6 million deficit.
The May 3 property tax levy will renew existing operating funds and add new money totaling 14.3 million dollars. The existing levy yields 6.8 million from 6.3 mills, while the proposed new tax adds 7.5 million from 7.1 mills, for a combined levy and rate adjustment.
A large crowd gathered at Tri-County Assembly of God in Fairfield to welcome home about 200 soldiers of the Ohio Army National Guard's 216th Engineer Battalion from Camp Atterbury Indiana. Governor Taft presented three Purple Hearts as families embraced loved ones after a yearlong mission with the 1st Infantry Division building bridges roads and clearing routes for convoys.
Fairfield Township brings Christmas early as Spc Donald E. Reis III, 23, of the Ohio Army National Guard's 216th Engineer Battalion, returns home after more than a year in Iraq. Mother Jodi Reis and fiancee Kristy Cairns express relief and joy as about a dozen relatives greet him at Tri-County Assembly of God.
A four year old known as Lil D was shot in the head and killed Friday inside his Dayton area home. Jury spares convicted killer's life.
Mary Jane Siebert, 82, testified she still thinks of Barton's former police lieutenant son as she supported him in his trial for hiring others to kill her daughter. Sheriff Tom Ariss, a key cold case team backer, recounted responding to the shooting and aiding investigators as Barton faced charges. authorities say the killer is at large and William Phelps died by his own hand.
Broward officials said Patricia Pokriots, 38, admitted fabricating that she witnessed a newborn being hurled from a moving car. No charges were filed. The baby, named by nurses after Dr. Johny Tryzmel, remained under psychiatric evaluation for safety.
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