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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2005
Page
1
After nearly three decades on the bench, Judge Anthony Valen retires from active service and plans to travel, reflecting on lessons learned, judicial impact, and future interests.
A global rise in freedom of information laws reshapes access to government data. Over 60 countries now permit public scrutiny of records, with many adopting laws in the last decade. The United States, though open, faces increasing secrecy trends, while advocates warn of erosion of online information.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad said they would adhere to a de facto truce with Israel but stopped short of backing the official cease-fire agreed by Mahmoud Abbas and Ariel Sharon. Israel agreed to repatriate about 55 Palestinians deported to Gaza and Europe on terror charges, most exiled after Bethlehem's 2002 Church of the Nativity siege.
Cancer survivor Sue Buchanan brought a light-hearted angle to a hospital fund-raiser, using humor to ease the gravity of her battle and inspire attendees. Local supporters gathered to donate and share stories on the fundraising event page BI.
Private group led by Merrell Wood mobilizes more than 20 local business and civic leaders to repair Douglass and Sunset pools and fund operations for the year. The SOS Sat project seeks about 180000 in repairs with volunteers from Robinson Heating & Air Conditioning and other firms offering free labor and expertise as a public private partnership.
Sister Dorothy Stang, a Dayton missionary who spent 39 years aiding landless peasants in Brazil, was killed in the Amazon rain forest near Anapu. Police said she was shot in the face three times while with peasants. two suspects were in custody.
Sgt. Marsha Hart, 56, a long serving Ohio Army National Guard member, returned from a 12 month Iraq deployment prompted by stop loss. Her family and Middletown officials celebrated at Woodward High School with a ceremony and a key to the city declaring February 12, 2005 as Marsha Hart Homecoming Day.
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