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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2013
Page
1
Investigators study cockpit choices as the experienced pilot acclimates to a new aircraft and fellow pilots monitor his actions after the crash landing of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 on approach to San Francisco.
Prosecutors say Alex Powers of Camden huffed a cleaning solution twice before passing out behind the wheel, causing a June 28 crash at a Middletown intersection. A Public Utilities Commission of Ohio representative heads to MidPointe Library next Monday to answer questions from electric customers. Dayton hotel developer breaks ground on a 125 room Hilton Garden Inn in West Chester Two, creating over 50 jobs. Esther Price plans a West Chester Two shop this year, the candy maker’s seventh in the area.
The violence on Monday left more than 50 supporters of the ousted president dead as security forces cracked down, marking one of the deadliest episodes in over two decades of turmoil. The report touches on broader regional instability and ongoing government responses.
Middletown police note a plethora of reasons for a sharp five year drop in injury and noninjury crashes. Fatal auto accidents stayed steady since 2008 while injury crashes fell from 329 to 267 and property damage crashes declined from 955 to 649, a 19 and 32 percent drop respectively.
The Middletown Journal reports a sharp five year decline in motor vehicle crashes in Butler and Warren counties. State data from the Ohio Department of Public Safety shows crashes fell from 1286 in 2008 to 918 last year, a 29 percent drop. Sgt Steve Ream of the Middletown Police notes multiple factors including higher gas prices reducing driving, more public transit, and red light cameras at 12 dangerous intersections.
Miami Valley Gaming begins hiring for its new Warren County racino and will hold a job fair Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Workforce One in Lebanon. CEO Jim Simms says they seek more than 500 workers across food and beverage, finance, HR and marketing with varied wage scales and competitive rates. Applicants should bring a resume and can also apply online at www.miamivalleygaming.com, with on site interviews possible.
The Middletown Journal notes its sustained in depth reporting on the Warren County racino project, a story developing for two years. The paper signals continued coverage to follow approvals, community reaction, and potential economic impact.
Confusion surrounds the new health care law in Ohio as the state has not selected navigator groups to assist uninsured residents. With open enrollment under the ACA approaching on Oct 1, questions remain about eligibility, subsidies, and plan options on the federal exchange.
The Horseshoe Cincinnati posted 17.6 million in June after payouts, about 2 million below May, as Ohio casinos statewide earned 68.6 million. General Manager Kevin Kline called the dip expected, noting June and September are typically slow months as summer travel and school end reduce play.
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