Oscar contender clash looming for boxing drama
Clint Eastwood’s Baby named as Oscar hopeful faces Martin Scorsese’s The Aviator in a high profile awards race. The matchup spotlights two star powered projects with potential best picture and acting nominations expected to draw broad attention from industry observers.
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Clint Eastwood
Martin Scorsese
AK Steel reports 4Q income of 73.7 million
AK Steel Corp posted 2004 fourth quarter pre tax income of 73.7 million or 0.68 per share and annual net income of 238.4 million or 2.18 per share, excluding a 330.8 million corridor charge and a 5.4 million debt retirement impact. Analysts had expected 0.62 per share for Q4. Including charges, Q4 net loss was 102.8 million or 0.95 per share.
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AK Steel Corp
Middletown
Alan McCoy
McCoy
Reuters
Woman attacked at bar prompts police probe
A woman recovers after an assault at a bar while investigators pursue the case of a bar owner who was beaten and tied up. The report notes coverage on pages B1 and B2 and mentions dining with the Bushes in Washington, DC.
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George H.W. and
Barbara Bush
Washington, D.C
AK Steel posts strong 2004 turnaround amid earnings surge
AK Steel Corp led by James Wainscott reports 2004 net income of 238.4 million on record shipments of 6.25 million tons and 5.22 billion in net sales. Fourth quarter pre tax income reached 73.7 million, with guidance for 2005 centering on about 80 dollars per ton profit and firmer raw material pricing.
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J.P. Morgan
Michael Gambardella
Wainscott
Goldman Sach
Aldo Mazzaferro
Richard Wardrop
Gambardella
Albert Ferrara
AK Watchers
Girl Scout earns Medal of Honor for river rescue
Nine year old Johnna Woodward from Middletown is honored with the Girl Scouts Medal of Honor after saving her uncle in a June river incident. She pulled him from the Great Miami River and began CPR, actions that impressed local leaders despite the tragedy.
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Middletown Journal
Joanna Woodward
Girl Scouts of the United States of America
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Great
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Middletown
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George Stevens
Girl Scout Service
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Monroe casino proposal on hold after religious group protests
Monroe officials halted a $750 million, 600 acre casino plan by the Eastern Shawnee Tribe after the Monroe Religious Council and about 150 residents urged more study. Mayor Boutson said the city will seek further information before deciding on the intergovernmental agreement.
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Monroe
Oklahoma
Ohio
Robert Boutson
White House forecasts record deficit amid Iraq war costs
A senior official says 2005 deficit will hit a record 427 billion dollars due to new military operations spending in Iraq and Afghanistan. Analysts project a worsening federal budget, with CBO figures showing an 368 billion deficit this year before war costs, and debt rising to 855 billion over the next decade.
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Iraq
Afghanistan
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