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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2005
Page
2
The message lists personnel roles for a publication with Ann Hoffman as Publisher, M. David Goodwin as Editor, and Joanne Hyland as Manager. No further details or contact methods are provided.
Ohio results show Pick 3 Day 1 9 3 Pick 3 Night 2 9 6 Pick 4 Day 7 8 7 9 Pick 4 Night 0 6 5 2 Rolling Cash 5 1 7 18 32 34 bonus numbers and estimated jackpots. Kentucky results list Pick 3 Day 1 6 7 Pick 3 Night 3 7 7 Pick 4 Day 4 6 5 5 Pick 4 Night 8 1 8 1 Cash Ball numbers and Tic Tac Cash figures with contact information.
Martha Stewart, 63, says her prison nickname M Diddy and that house arrest is hideous while serving five months of house arrest at her Bedford estate after five months in a West Virginia prison. She explains her stance on the sentence and mentions upcoming TV projects as a federal appeals court weighs her conviction for lying about a stock sale.
Los Angeles police arrest a community activist, identified only by name Akhil, during an illegal assembly outside the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles. Activists protest the sale of postage stamps featuring a black comic book figure with exaggerated lips, deemed racist by civil rights groups. Also noted are stock movements of ImClone Systems in late 2001 and comments by Stewart about apologies amid ongoing appeals and magazine coverage of her Bedford home renovations.
Dublin Circuit Court Justice Matthew Deery ruled that Lola Cashman must return to Bono a range of clothes including a cow boy hat and earrings and nearly 200 backstage photographs. He rejected her claim that the items were gifts from Bono after U2's 1987 U.S. tour and ordered delivery within a week.
The page lists notable events on July 6 across history including President Truman signing the Medal of Freedom order in 1945, the execution of Sir Thomas More in 1535, Fort Ticonderoga capture in 1777, the first Republican Party meeting in 1854, Arab forces taking Aqaba in 1917, and the USSR’s formation in 1923. It also notes the 1944 Hartford circus fire deaths, Nicaragua’s UN Charter acceptance in 1945, Althea Gibson’s Wimbledon win in 1957, Biafran War beginning in 1967, and 1989 missiles destruction under INF treaty, among other items and anniversaries.
Angie Harmon, known for Law & Order, returns to NBC to headline Inconceivable as a reproductive specialist in a fertility clinic. The Friday night drama, debuting this fall, follows doctors lawyers and patients at the clinic. Harmon portrayed ADA Abbie Carmichael on Law & Order from 1998 to 2001.
Former first lady Nancy Reagan turns 84 and talk show host Merv Griffin reaches 80. Della Reese is 74, Ned Beatty 68, President Bush 59, Sylvester Stallone 59, Fred Dryer 59. Shelley Hack 53, Grant Goodeve 53. 50 Cent is 29, Tamera Mowry 27, Tia Mowry 27.
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