Second graders win pizza party for reading Pat Kiensen’s class
Mayfield Elementary second graders read over 1,000 books this school year earning a pizza party reward. The effort centers on Pat Kiensen’s class as part of the school’s reading initiative.
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Mayfield Elementary
CDC corrects obesity death claim in major study
The CDC says a computer error overstated obesity deaths in a JAMA study, revising from 400,000 to about 65,000 per year for 1990-2000. CDC Director Julie Gerberding apologizes and outlines steps to strengthen internal review while maintaining obesity as a major death cause alongside tobacco and inactivity.
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A steel firm weighs volunteer layoffs after ruling
AK Steel faces a decision on volunteer layoffs as a court ruling last month left the choice to the company. The update appears on Page B1 with other local notices and forecasts.
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Middletown forum debates district deficit and program cuts
Residents from Central Academy Nongraded Elementary Garfield Options Academy and the GATE program weigh budget cuts and future options as Middletown City Schools faces a potential 9.6 million deficit. Forum attendees, including students like Garfield freshman Samantha Garner and GATE sixth-grader Bob Dyer, urge preserving key programs and seek community input ahead of possible levy outcomes.
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Garfield Options Academy
Steve Price
Mayfield Elementary
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Garfield
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Bob Dyer
GATE
Rice defends Iraq policy before Senate panel
National security adviser Condoleezza Rice defended the Bush administration against Democratic attacks on Iraq policy during a nine-hour Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. She outlined second term priorities from Middle East peace to confronting North Korea and Iran, as critics accused her of misleading the public to justify the war.
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Middletown surgeon recalls go day duty in Iraq
Dr Daniel Butler Middletown Regional trauma director and Army Reserve lieutenant colonel returned from a 90 day tour in Iraq where he treated severe injuries around Baghdad. He notes trauma principles stay the same despite desert setting and confirms soldier first, physician second.
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Tsunami relief tour by Rev Samuel Stephens in U S
The Rev Samuel Stephens president of the India Gospel League visits the United States to raise funds for tsunami survivors in Sri Lanka and India. He plans outreach from Middletown New York and aims to raise 500000 for immediate relief including food shelter clothing boats and fishing gear. The IGL based in Salem Tamil Nadu started in 1948 with an American office at 6432 Hendrickson Road.
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Hendrickson Road
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