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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2013
Page
10
The Ohio Lottery reports 2013 profits of 803 million dollars from a record 2.8 billion in sales, funding a K-12 education support fund. The transfer rises about 32 million from the prior year as racinos at two tracks boost revenue.
A 7-year-old driving a golf cart fatally struck a 6-year-old neighbor in Clermont County. The cart stopped atop the boy, trapping him until an adult freed him. Attempts to revive the 6-year-old failed. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon in Stonelick Township near Cincinnati. names released later. The driver’s relation and exact cause remain under investigation.
Masons gathered in Put in Bay for a David Perry memorial reenactment to commemorate the 1813 Battle of Lake Erie and Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. The event accompanied Fourth of July activities including a parade and fireworks. The pink Milford granite Doric column, begun in 1915, stands at Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial.
The Columbus Dispatch reports the VA has cleared most of about 2,900 Ohio disability claims pending more than two years, meeting a June 19 deadline. Nationwide, more than 65,000 such claims were cleared, with Ohio veterans averaging 461 days. Critics say a paper-based system and rising demand strain timely processing.
The Natural Resources Defense Council ranks Ohio beaches at 29th of 30 states for water quality in 2011 and 2012 with 21 percent test failures for E coli. Officials cite severe overflows, septic issues, and wildlife as factors while noting ongoing multi year fixes by Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, Toledo, and other Lake Erie communities aimed at improving safety by 2020.
Ohio will release a Superman themed license plate in early October to mark the 75th anniversary of Action Comics No. 1. State Rep. Bill Patman inserted the bill into the state budget after earlier delays and a prior failed attempt. Proceeds support the Siegel and Shuster Society. plate cost is $20 extra plus standard fees, with replacement options incurring additional charges.
Ohio authorities hunt for James David Myers, an inmate at Mansfield Correctional Institution serving time for kidnapping and rape, who disappeared during a Wednesday head count. Warden Terry Tibbals and state officials imposed tighter security as helicopters scouted the area and investigators pursued leads.
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