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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2005
Page
1
Edgewood High seniors tool up for life after school as the district highlights pathways. The Trenton Business Advisory Council hosts the Direction Success career fair to connect students with local mentors, internships, and job options.
Louella Thompson, founder of the Feed the Hungry project and a longtime Middletown icon, died Tuesday at age 79 after years of illness including a 2001 stroke and pneumonia. The 1987 soup kitchen origin defined her final mission as a community advocate.
Warren County MRDD bills schools nearly $900,000 for excess costs. Districts expect more bills. Weather calls for mostly sunny skies with a cold high near 22 and low around 9. A Jan. 23 photo caption corrected employer for Josephine Mc Graw.
In Iraq a CH 53E helicopter with 31 service members aboard crashed during a sandstorm near Rutbah. Amid eight car bombings that left 13 dead and 40 injured, including 11 Americans, insurgents attacked polling centers as Iraq prepared for Sunday's vote. President Bush urged Iraqis to vote while noting the rising U S death toll exceeded 1,400.
President Bush asked Americans for patience after a day of heavy U.S. casualties in Iraq. He urged Iraqis to vote despite terrorist threats, while warning that Iraq is not yet ready to defend itself. He defended staying course, with U.S. troops to remain to complete the mission amid mounting costs and doubts about a stable democracy emerging.
Condoleezza Rice won Senate confirmation as secretary of state by an 85 to 13 vote despite sharp Democratic criticism over her Iraq war prewar statements and handling. She was sworn in seven hours later and becomes the first Black woman to hold the post.
A suicidal man parked an SUV on tracks near Glendale and crashed two commuter trains, killing 11 and injuring more than 180. The driver survived as passengers were pulled from wreckage by Costco workers before flames. Dozens remained in critical condition. deputy James Tutino among the dead.
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