04 Jul 2004
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2004
Page
1
Teen prodigy Maria Sharapova captivates Wimbledon crowds as she advances deep into the tournament, drawing attention from fans and media alike. Her power serves and calm on court signal a bright rise for Russian tennis.
Crowds gathered for All American Weekend at Smith Park after a brief shower, enjoying music from Middletown High School jazz band, Summer Youth Theater, color guard and dance demos. Vendors offered corn on the cob, funnel cakes, Spider Man and SpongeBob ice creams, plus a pig roast by Re/MAX Realtors drawing hundreds. Local booster club leaders praised the new venue and extended family activities, with fireworks to cap the Fourth of July celebration starting at 10 p.m.
State Sen. Scott Nein named Citizen of the Year. Pete Howard chairs next year's event. Patrick Howard named Boosters Club Volunteer of the Year. Five Middletown High graduates receive $500 booster scholarships Krystyna Hale Patrick Howard Aaron Kerns Matthew Margolis Jennifer Roberts. Hale will attend Ashland University. Howard will attend Wright State University. Kerns will attend Wabash Valley College. Margolis active in football and basketball and Middle Power.
Washington the Democratic Party outlines a 2004 platform pledging relentless anti terror action while backing Iraq’s success. It drops Kyoto treaty support and ends Clinton era death penalty advocacy, criticizes Bush wartime rush yet stops short of declaring the Iraq war a mistake. Kerry’s approach seeks restored alliances and a multinational coalition to secure Iraq.
Editor notes ongoing examination of Butler County domestic relations and juvenile courts after a year of criticism. Key figures include former judge Mark Conese, attorney Patricia Downing, and psychologist Roger Fisher, with disputes over conduct, investigations, and public expectations shaping the fallout and reforms.
A schedule outlines a week of divorce and family court topics from Monday through Saturday including custody fights, unfair treatment of single fathers, a bill of rights in a court setting, and a critique of the speed of court justice. Judge Spillane notes viewers expect quick resolutions while critics call for process changes in court operations.
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