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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 2004

Page

13

Memorial bricks and benches adorn Woodside Veterans Memorial

Memorial bricks and pavers remain available for Middletown’s Veterans Memorial in Woodside Cemetery. Four black granite benches will be added with $5,000 sponsorships each. The memorial honors all Middletown residents who wore the uniform, especially those who died in battle. it was dedicated Sunday.

Woodside Middletown

Saturday Wheels A reborn styling of Camry Solara Convertible

A reborn styling feature focuses on the Toyota Camry Solara Convertible as it curves through weekend driving notes.

Voters to receive merger report before November election

Franklin city and township voters will get the Merger Commission report and recommendation at least two weeks before the November 2 election. The document arrives mid October for about 7 000 registered voters, detailing eight added police officers and related budgets for 2006 2007 and 2008 with final implementation contingent on both sides voting yes. Also announced is a tentative fire department agreement pending finalized terms.

Arasheed Coxohip Franklin Franklin Township Merger Commission Commission Rupert Ruppert Ruppert

Middletown man spared death penalty by one vote

Jason Campbell, 23, received two consecutive life sentences plus 25 more years for aggravated robbery, burglary, and escape in the February 2003 murder of Donald and Helen Riley in Hamilton. The jury, while not unanimous on death, recommended life without parole. Judge Sage imposed maximum consecutive terms to deter crime.

E.L. Hubbard Cox News Service Jason Campbell Melynda Cook-Reich Ronald Murray Campbell Butler County Common Pleas Michael Sage Hamilton Middletown Butler County Sage Donald Helen Riley Harmon Avenue Craig Hedric Ohio Hedric Cocounsel Megan Shanahan Rileys

Caldwell confronts killer in Ohio court room scene

Sharon Caldwell, daughter of murder victim Helen Riley, faces her mother’s killer Jason Campbell in Judge Michael Sage’s Butler County Common Pleas Courtroom on Thursday.

Campbell Helen Riley Sharon Caldwell Donald Riley Emery Bates Rileys E.L. Hubbard Cox News Service Jason Campbell Michael Sage Butler County Common Pleas

Gentle giant Big Ed Salyers helped others through CMA service

Edward Salyers at six foot nine and 330 pounds earned the nickname Big Ed for his size but friends and family stress his generosity. A founder of a Franklin CMA Warriors for Christ chapter, he spent years in a ministry that links biking with service before dying of cancer at 49.

Edward Salyers Salyers Margaret Davis Christian Motorcycle Association CMA United States Shelley Friend Warriors For Christ Franklin Lee Salyers Edward Ed” Salyers Ed Salyers American Cancer Society Springboro

Teen Dies In Middletown Traffic Crash

Teen Sarah L. Turner, 17, of Cambridge Drive Middletown, died at the scene of a one vehicle crash in Turtlecreek Township Warren County on Wilmington Road near Lebanon. Trooper Kevin Bryant said Turner crossed the center lane, hit a ditch and a utility pole and overcorrecting may have caused the fatal crash. Authorities reported no other vehicles were involved and speed was not excessive.

Middletown Sarah L. Turner Cambridge Drive Warren County Kevin Bryant Ohio Highway Patrol Lebanon Post Wilmington Road Lebanon Turtlecreek Turner Bryant The Journal

Taxes due soon for real estate in Butler County

The deadline for real estate tax payments is August 4 with about 120000 bills mailed starting July 2. Taxpayers can appeal valuations, sign up for extended plans, and pay by mail, in person, or via the ePayment Center. If bills are not received by July 19 contact the treasurer at 513 887 3181.

Hamilton Butler County Board of Revision Butlercountyohio.org Butler County Treasurer's Office Government Services Center High St Ohio Butler County Administration U.S. Postal Service

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