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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2005
Page
1
The Vatican said on Thursday that Pope John Paul II had a successful tracheotomy to ease breathing. The operation addresses obstruction in the larynx or inability to breathe unaided. Source: The Surge Robert M. Youngson M.D.
Pope John Paul II, 84, had a tracheotomy at Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome to ease breathing after flu-like symptoms. Doctors described the procedure as small, but officials noted the pope remained serene after anesthesia and would spend the night in his hospital room. The 30 minute operation was approved by the pontiff and considered a positive outcome.
The INDEX issue catalogues Cox Ohio Publishing’s 2005 offerings with notes on feature articles, staff lists, and publication milestones. It outlines sections, departments, and design updates for readers and advertisers.
A Triad Research Group survey of 400 registered voters for Middletown City Schools shows 49 percent would vote yes after information on finances and academics, 44 percent would vote yes before. The district seeks 14.3 million dollars (13.4 mills) with 6.8 million renewal and 7.5 million new tax. 6.4 mill renewal and 8 mill increase were considered.
In Butler County Ohio the elections board accepted the resignation of Director Mosketti and appointed Lynn Kinkaid. One member walked out and another's position was jeopardized. Republican officials may seek intervention from Secretary of State Blackwell to remove a board member. Mosketti had planned to retire in June and the replacement must be Republican under state law.
A Butler County grand jury indicted four adults in a cross burning near an apartment building housing African Americans on Oneka Street. Michael Miracle 40 and Donald Fugate 22 face arson and ethnic intimidation counts, with Fugate also charged with complicity. Linda Lowder 38 and another woman were indicted on related counts.
President Bush voiced concerns about Russia's democracy and rule of law after a tense Bratislava meeting with President Putin. Putin appeared uncomfortable and did not yield, while Bush urged Russia to uphold universal democratic principles and minority protections.
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