Pause in identifying World Trade Center victims ends
New York medical examiners halt the effort to identify remains from the 2001 Twin Towers attacks after years of DNA analysis. About 1,161 victims remain unidentified, with 42 percent overall still nameless. Officials insist the work is not closed, while families react with mixed emotions and lingering hope.
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Monica Iken
New York
Michael Iken
New York City
Twin Towers
Lower Manhattan
Ellen Borakove
New York Medical Examiner
Sally Regenhard
Christian
Red Hook
Brooklyn
Sally
City master plan on display for residents comments
The city presents a 20 year plan for public review with remarks invited from residents at the City Building. Page B1. Hamilton advances snow issue actions with potential discipline for three more employees. details on page B1.
Hospital Announces Groundbreaking Date On 65 Acre Project
A hospital announces its groundbreaking for a large building project spanning 65 acres northeast of Ohio 122 and Union Road. Officials say construction will start as scheduled and suit the community’s health infrastructure needs.
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Ohio 122
Union Road
Rusesabagina to Middletown on stopping genocide
Paul Rusesabagina, famed for sheltering refugees during Rwanda 1994, spoke to a near capacity Miami University Middletown audience urging global action. He cited Congo and Sudan genocides and urged intervention, saying doing nothing is not an option and calling on the audience to help change the world.
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Rwanda
Paul Rusesabagina
Middletown
Rusesabagina
Dave Finkelman
Miami University
Tatiana
United States
South Africa
Congo
Sudan
Rwanda hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina forms aid foundation
Paul Rusesabagina, famed for sheltering refugees during the genocide, launches the Rusesabagina Foundation to aid survivors. Donations may be mailed to Tec Law Group at 1000 Connecticut Ave NW Suite 600 Washington DC 20036.
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Rwanda
Paul Rusesabagina
Rusesabagina Foundation
c/o Tec Law Group
Connecticut Ave. NW
Suite
Washington, DC
Rusesabagina Heads to Oscars with Hotel Rwanda Nomination
Paul Rusesabagina prepares for Hollywood prominence at the Academy Awards with his wife Tatiana. The film Hotel Rwanda is up for three awards including Best Actor for Don Cheadle and Best Supporting Actress for Sophie Okonedo, plus Best Original Screenplay.
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Paul Rusesabagina
Hollywood
Rusesabagina
Tatiana
Don Cheadle
Sophie Okonedo
Keir Pearson
Terry George
Food fight at Kings High sparks juvenile court charges
Warren County Prosecutor Rachel Hutzel supports charges against five Kings High School students after a Feb. 4 lunch food fight that drew 75 participants. Two youths admitted responsibility and received community service, letters of apology, and $80 fines. the remaining three face fines up to $1,000.
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Kings Mills
Warren County
Rachel Hutzel
Kings High School
John Fain
Hutzel
Rapper Krayzie Bone skips Butler County plea hearing
Grammy winner Anthony Henderson known as Krayzie Bone paid 40 000 in back child support in Butler County but failed to appear for a plea hearing. A warrant was issued for his arrest for missing court. He faces up to 18 months for failure to appear and two fifth degree felony counts for nonsupport. The escrowed 40 000 was released to the child’s mother after paternity tests confirmed he is the father. Henderson, with a Los Angeles address, was indicted last August and was to receive probation if he had appeared.
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Hamilton
Anthony Henderson
Krayzie Bone
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
Butler County
Henderson
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Los Angeles
Mason
Jury Selected Quickly in Jackson Trial
In Santa Maria California a jury was chosen in five court days to hear Michael Jackson molestation charges. Judge Rodney S. Melville announced the panel of four men and eight women ages 20 to 79, with eight alternates prepared for a trial projected to last six months.
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Santa Maria
Calif
Michael Jackson
Neverland Ranch
Rodney S. Melville
Miami suffers rare home loss to Akron in rough shooting game
No. 1 Miami falls to Akron 66 57 as the RedHawks shoot at a season low and nearly stumble in a key matchup. Akron’s defense stifles Miami’s shooters, padding the Zips’ upset bid and leaving Miami anxious about its Big East standings.
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Miami
Akron
RedHawks
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Associated Press
WTC
Today’s Journal
Cal Center
Hotel
MUM
Pat Auckerman
Middletown Journal
Miami University-Middletown
Foundation OF Help
Eric Robineett
George
Coxohic.com
Kings
Butler
Jackson
By Tim McLroy
Middletown Man
Daytona
Nardiello
World Nation
Cox Ohio Publishing
Middletownjournal.com
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