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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2004
Page
2
Michelangelo, the Italian artist born 1475, reminds readers that patience is a form of enduring genius. The aphorism frames perseverance as a timeless attribute linking past and present thinkers.
On this date in history July 2 events include the Continental Congress declaring independence in 1776 and Garfield's 1881 shooting. Other milestones feature the 1926 Army Air Corps creation, Earhart disappearance in 1937, Hemingway's 1961 death, and a 1976 Supreme Court death penalty ruling. Birthdays include Marvin Rainwater, Brock Peters, Imelda Marcos, Ahmad Jamal, Robert Ito, Polly Holliday, John Sununu, Ron Silver, and Saul Rubinek.
This brief invites readers to cast votes and view results on the Middletown Journal website www MiddletownJournal com. It directs users to visit the site for the poll and to see how others have voted.
Weekend events across Smith Park Middletown and Trenton include a hot air balloon lift off at 6 30 p.m. and concerts by Southern Ohio Symphonic Orchestra Ever After Diverse Union at 7 p.m. Parking costs 2 per car with additional downtown spaces. Saturday features MHS Jazz Band noon Summer Youth Theatre Color Guard performances and dance demos Jerry Gillespie 4 15 p.m. Civic Awards 6 p.m. Jadis 9 15 p.m. and F 11 Liberty Fest in Trenton includes a 5K run walk parade and craft show. The Independence Day Parade proceeds 10 a.m. from Woodside Cemetery to Smith Park where float prizes are announced. Contact (513) 424 8193. Run for Liberty 8 30 a.m. 5K at Lakota East High School track. Parade and festival begin 10 a.m. at Liberty Park off Yankee Road with cornhole carnival games ring toss penny toss and wagon ride.
Monroe finance committee meets at 4 p.m. in the city hall administrative conference room located at 233 S Main St. The Journal invites free listings for public events in its Community Calendar with contact details and a deadline of 3 p.m. the day before publication.
Michigan Court of Appeals held Fred Durst not liable for injuries to a fan after inviting crowd members to the main floor during a Palace of Auburn Hills show. Eyewitness described a crowd kick that hit paramedic Christopher Dickinson. The ruling emphasizes Durst did not act irresponsibly.
A series of road closures occur across Milford and Madison townships and West Chester, Union and Franklin townships for culvert and bridge work, crossing replacements, and damper repairs. Access maintained for locals where noted, with reopen dates in July, September, and later. detours posted for Ohio 122 to I 75 and other routes. some roads limited to two lanes during work. Major items include Oxford Middletown Road at Norfolk Southern crossing, Hamilton Eaton Road for crossing replacement, DeCamp Road bridge work, Ohio 122 culvert work, Howe Road bridge replacement, River Road embankment repair, Union Road three month closure, Yankee Road improvements, Darrtown Road culvert replacement, Schradin Road bridge work, Muhlhauser Road overpass construction, Sunnybrook Drive culvert replacement, and truck-restricted Ohio 63. Interstate 75 lane closures associated with widening exist in West Chester.
Ohio announces daily lottery results including Pick 3 and Pick 4 for Thursday with Day and Eve drawings, Buckeye 5, Super Lotto, Kicker, Mega Millions and Powerball entries. Saturday notes a $16 million Super Lotto and a $13 million Powerball draw with listed numbers and Mega Millions totals.
Gary Pusateri paid 15000 to dine with Tony Bennett at a Johns Hopkins ALS fundraiser but found himself with a handshake and a seat on the second floor while Bennett and guests ate below. About 100 others joined the bid, and the auctioneer blamed a misprint for the dining mix up.
The Middletown Journal states it promptly corrects errors of substance and provides a phone line for reporting errors or seeking clarification. Readers may call (513) 422-3611 between 7 30 a m and 5 p m for assistance.
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