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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2005
Page
1
A crowd linked hands to form a human chain rescuing a woman and two children from danger. Police say bystanders acted quickly, pulling them to safety as a potential incident unfolded near a local street event. No injuries reported.
Monroe retiree Ernie Howard leaves the badge for a yearlong RV journey. The former police chief plans travels across the region in a self supported adventure, sharing plans and reflections on life after service.
Joseph E. Ferguson 21 of Hamilton was indicted on two counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor involving a 15-year-old girl. Police say he used the Internet to pose as a 17-year-old. Ferguson surrendered at Butler County Common Pleas Court and posted a $25,000 bond. Court date set for Feb. 10.
Delivery men discovered Tina Ortense 40 of Centerville injured and bound with electrical cord in the storeroom of Tina's Bar and Bistro at 400 Clark St. detectives await her condition to questioned. Police say blood and cold storage noted. the scene is under active investigation.
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to intervene in the Florida right-to-die dispute over Terri Schiavo, ending a long child custody style fight between her husband and her parents. The case centers on continuing life support for the brain damaged woman, who suffered severe injury in 1990.
Gloria Hoelle of Wayne Township Butler County travels with Warren County Right to Life to the 32nd March for Life in Washington D C on a cold day. She is among thousands and rode a bus with 47 aboard chartered to the event with $3,000 sponsorship.
A state court decision blocking the Choose Life license plates stands as the Supreme Court lets the lower ruling stand. The piece notes a donation from state Rep. Michelle Schneider and quotes Catholic activist Hoelle of the Teachers Saving Children group based in Damascus Ohio.
The Board of Education voted to place a 5-year 9.79 mill emergency levy request on the May ballot. The item prompts a local vote on funding for school operations.
Iraqi security says al Qaeda lieutenant Sami Mohammed Ali Said al Jaaf known as Abu Omar al Kurdi confessed to building about 75 percent of Baghdad car bombs since the war began. He implicated attacks including the 2003 U.N. headquarters strike in Baghdad. A Jan 15 raid led to his arrest as mortars hit an Iraqi National Guard camp near Baghdad International Airport with no casualties.
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