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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2005
Page
1
A cross burning case advances as prosecutors present evidence to the grand jury. Investigating authorities review the incident and file formal charges pending grand jury action, signaling escalating steps in the case.
Joe Fairfield powered GMC from the opening whistle as Middletown fell 56 to 42. Fairfield sparked the Tigers with early baskets and steady scoring, while Middletown struggled to close the gap and could not overcome the deficit.
A state attorney general aide interviews witnesses and targets potential allegations against County Judge Dallas Powers, who lost courthouse access amid sexual harassment complaints. The grand jury timing remains uncertain, with ethics review by the Ohio Supreme Court underway and county officials eager for a resolution before month end.
Ohio State's athletic director Andy Geiger announces his resignation, saying dealing with scandals and mounting pressure left him burned out. The report notes he will depart after years leading the program, with no immediate successor named. Morning forecast shows showers across today with highs near 42 and lows around 40.
Carlisle Police Chief Tim Boggess warns of potential bridge washout as heavy rain drenches the area. Debris collects under Chamberlain Road bridge over Twin Creek while the Great Miami River area faces rising flood risk. National Weather Service issues flash flood warning for Butler, Warren, Clermont and Hamilton counties with more rain expected.
Middletown Regional Hospital and Anthem Blue Cross faced ongoing patient confusion after an December joint announcement that Anthem covered patients could use the hospital through April 15. Despite a network-contract lapse for Premier Health Partner hospitals, hospital leaders and Dr. Greg Steway described worry as widespread and pledged improved communications.
U N Secretary-General Kofi Annan urged rapid use of nearly four billion dollars pledged for tsunami survivors as the summit observed a moment of silence. He warned the death toll could surpass 150,000 from the December 26 disaster and called for an Indian Ocean tsunami warning system. Colin Powell toured wreckage in Sumatra and voiced shock at the devastation.
A relief mission flying from Cincinnati to India carries 96,000 pounds of medicine, food, and supplies aboard a Boeing 747 operated by Global Peace Initiative. Dr. K A Paul coordinates efforts to overcome red tape in South Asia as volunteers expand an orphanage in Hyderabad and prepare for arrivals in Chennai and Sri Lanka.
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