Teen faces trial in crash that killed classmate Chase Knecht
In Middletown court on Wednesday, 19 year old Johnson faced closing arguments over a crash on Oxford Germantown Road near Camden. Prosecutors say excessive speed and wet roads led to Knecht being killed while Knecht and Lansdale, both 17, were riding in Johnson's car. Defense cites pothole avoidance and a lower speed estimate. Johnson, now at Miami University Middletown, plans a psychology career and honors Knecht with a tattoo.
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Former Dayton News editor Max Jennings dies in Taos
Max Jennings, longtime editor of the Dayton Daily News who launched the Kids Voting program in Ohio, died Wednesday in Taos New Mexico. Funeral home director Tim Rivera confirmed the death and said Jennings was at the Rivera Hanlon Funeral Home profile in Taos. Jennings, 56, retired January 1 1998 after a 38 year career spanning Cheyenne Arizona and Ohio. He planned to travel North and South America with his wife Carol by motor home and boat. He helped educate children about democracy and civic duties during his tenure and was praised by current Dayton staff for his leadership and friendship.
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