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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2005
Page
1
The nonprofit SELF will present the Janet Clemmons Award to one of four local residents recognized for community service. The award spotlights individuals who volunteer and contribute to local groups, charities, or initiatives.
Community brief lists local support groups meeting today in the area. Agencies and organizations are highlighted for residents seeking mental health, caregiver, grief, and substance use support with meeting times and contact details where available.
The White House closely tracks Iraq’s election as it could impact U S military actions and Bush’s political standing. Officials stress the vote signals progress for democracy, while violence continues near the Baghdad embassy and election results may be delayed for days.
City firefighters approve a contract as union leaders sign off on a pact. The council will review the agreement at Tuesday's meeting. School officials seek a 0.5 percent income tax increase to avert budget cuts. Cleaning bills for odors from furniture and draperies rise into the thousands. Golden residents connect with Coors. Morning snow showers with a high of 35 and a low of 21.
Iraq’s first free election in decades faced threats and chaos as militants struck the U S Embassy in Baghdad and polling stations in eight cities. Officials projected up to 57 percent turnout of 14 million. Kurds vote regionally while Sunnis fear lower turnout amid heavy security. Expatriates in 14 countries cast ballots, two thirds of 1.2 million registered had voted.
Louella Thompson who started the Dream Center in 1987 passed away after years of illness. Etta Caver, her successor, vows to keep the mission alive with monthly fundraisers and an annual major event at 834 Yankee Road. The center serves about 80 people daily and relies on donations, not government aid, to fund meals and operations.
Hamilton Frank Smith leads Butler County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Homicide Squad in reopening murders of Georg Ann Reiter in 1970 and Kermit Lewis Vencill in 1985. He cites outdated files boxed away, new DNA techniques, and renewed witness outreach to bring indictments soon. Families endured years of anguish as detectives pursued fresh leads.
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