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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2004
Page
1
Local page B1 reports mayor expresses support for same sex marriage in a public stance while a separate Oasis feature on page C1 highlights community culture. The brief notes the mayor's view as part of duties and touches on city politics and social issues.
Brandon Winder comforts family as honor guard carries the casket at The Cathedral of Mary Our Queen following the funeral for Brian Winder, a 36 year old Baltimore City police officer shot inside a liquor store after responding to a 911 call. The incident prompted a broader safety inspection and renewed scrutiny of local gun violence.
Middletonian Jeff Bail, 43, reflects on 11 years at Material Sciences Corp Yankee Road plant as it shuts Monday. The closure affects 87 jobs, with 62 union members receiving eight weeks severance and extended health benefits after talks with Armco Employees Independent Federation.
The Senate Intelligence Committee attacks the CIA for overstating Iraq weapons of mass destruction in a 2002 National Intelligence Estimate. Leaders say the invasion might have been avoided with accurate intelligence, and the report calls the prewar conclusions false.
Teenager 17, of Middletown, died after her red Cavalier hit a utility pole on Wilmington Road near Lebanon. She was a Li High School senior, worked at a Kings Island area restaurant, and was preparing rabbits for the Warren County Fair. Authorities cited inexperience and not wearing a seat belt as factors, with no alcohol or excessive speed involved.
Geraldine Williams, a 67 year old Massachusetts cleaning woman, came forward Friday to claim 294 million in the Mega Millions drawing the second largest undivided jackpot in U S history. She will receive 117 6 million lump sum after taxes and plans to travel help her family and donate to charity.
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