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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2005
Page
1
Mike Bruck, a 28 year Middletown police veteran, tops a three candidate testing process and is set to be named police chief. The Civil Service Commission will review results July 19 with a City Council vote likely the same day.
London faced a coordinated wave of bombings that killed 37 people and injured more than 700 during the morning rush hour, targeting subway trains near central stations and a red double decker bus. Officials linked to alQaida hallmarks, while the city absorbed the shock amid a G8 summit backdrop and Olympic bid jubilation.
Mason resident Dawn Pembaur a travel agent with ties to London says she felt the chaos from the England bombings but remains focused on family plans. Her daughter vacations in Spain this week and the family plans to attend the daughter’s London graduation, hoping life returns to normal soon. Pembaur lived in England before 1977 and studied at a London nursing school, noting the calm of locals amid the attack.
In Mingo Junction Ohio Wheeling-Pitt unveils a $120 million electric arc furnace capable of melting from raw materials and scrap to molten iron. Nucor and smaller independents push technology to product shifts, while the industry faces bankruptcy and plant closures across the last seven years.
The AP series examines global consolidation effects on markets and workers. In Mingo Junction Ohio a steelworker walks toward a new $120 million electric arc furnace as smaller firms adopt advanced tech to craft more products with less raw steel.
The Eastern Shawnee tribe filed suit against Ohio seeking title to 146 square miles of western Ohio plus back taxes and other money since the state acquired it, and hunting rights across 11 315 square miles. Chief Charles Enyart says land is sacred yet valuable for business as gaming grows under federal policy changes and shrinking federal funding.
Dunn Page addresses non sports matters emphasizing governance and policy discussions. The brief notes a shift toward community issues, public communication, and procedural clarity without sports coverage. Aimed at informing readers about upcoming meetings and local civic focus.
Two Middletown firefighters were injured Thursday while fighting a fire at an apartment complex on Mount Vernon Street. A man on page BI was sentenced for rape.
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