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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2013

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Republicans Challenge Obama on Border Security in Immigration Debate

House Republicans pressed President Obama on border security and dismissed George W. Bush's call for a benevolent spirit in the immigration debate that could include a path to citizenship for millions, signaling sharp partisan tensions over reform.

House Barack Obama George W. Bush

Middletown seeks new assistant prosecutor

Middletown seeks a new assistant prosecutor after the resignation and promotion of the former prosecutor and assistant prosecutor C1. Warren County reports a Cincinnati man accused of kicking a police dog faces multiple charges following an incident Tuesday. Fairfield features an initial 2014 budget showing a 7 percent rise labeled a Christmas in July wish list. Police probe an early morning shooting at the Jessie's Landing complex that left a 62 year old resident dead.

Middletown Cincinnati Warren County Fairfield Two Jessie’s Landing

Pentagon eyes cuts in danger pay across 18 countries

The Pentagon plans to trim danger pay for U S service members in up to 18 countries and five waterways to save about 120 million dollars annually. The move targets overseas postings as part of broader cost reductions.

Pentagon U.S

Apple loses e book antitrust lawsuit

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Apple conspired with publishers to raise e book prices in spring 2010. The ruling highlights antitrust concerns tied to the pricing actions within the digital book market.

Apple

Warren County racino to open in December with 500 jobs

Hundreds from Warren County attended a job fair for the Miami Valley Gaming and Racing racino, with more than 429 applicants online by Wednesday. The facility plans a December opening and posted over 500 positions, according to Workforce One official Martha Shands.

Miami Valley Gaming Warren County Lebanon Nick Daggy Miami Valley Gam Ing and Racing Racino Workforce One Martha Shands Human Re

Government surveillance fees rise with technology and secrecy

Government use of tech and phone company wiretap charges runs in the millions with wide variance. AT T imposes 325 activation and 10 daily maintenance per wiretap while others like Verizon charge about 775. email records can be as low as 25. Companies refuse disclosure, sparking scrutiny by the AP and ACLU.

Washington U.S At&t Crick Google Yahoo Microsoft The American Civil Liberties Union Associated Press U.S. Cellular Verizon Government

Job fair draws large turnout at Miami Valley Gaming

Workforce One Director Karen Whittamore said the job fair started at 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. but attendees arrived early. About 200 people lined up around the building, with crowds forming well before the official start time.

Miami Valley Gaming and Racing Workforce One Karen Whittamore

Boston Marathon suspect Tsarnaev pleads not guilty

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, appears in court for the first public hearing since the attack, answering “Not guilty” in a Russian accent as victims and family witness the proceedings. He faces 30 federal counts including using a weapon of mass destruction and potential death penalty.

Boston Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Tsarnaev

Ohio Challenge faces weather impact in Middletown

The Ohio Challenge in Middletown, an 11th year festival, expects sunny conditions and 85 degree temps for Friday and Saturday. Last year rain kept most balloons grounded, lowering attendance to around 35,000 and an economic impact near $2 million. Organizers hope improved weather boosts crowds beyond 40,000.

Middletown Martin Wheeler

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