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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2005
Page
11
The market diary lists advancing and declining stocks with totals for both the NYSE and NASDAQ. New highs and new lows appear alongside unchanged counts and volume figures, highlighting overall market breadth and turnover for the session.
Middletown Regional Hospital announces a free program at its Diabetes Wellness Center to help consumers read labels and make healthier food choices. The session July 21 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 4218 Grand Ave includes a virtual supermarket tour led by dietitian Carol Nartke. Registration is required. call 513 727 5475.
The FDA ordered a halt to Palladone sales after a study showed combining the narcotic with alcohol could disable its slow-release capsule, leading to rapid overdose. Palladone, approved last September, is a once daily form of hydromorphone.
Mount Pleasant Retirement Village will break ground July 26 for a 12 million expansion adding 51 private rooms and baths, a rehabilitation unit for 16 to 20 short stays, an Alzheimer and dementia wing, retail space, a library and computer area, a chapel funded by donations, and a private donations funded chapel. The project, part of 11 Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services facilities, will begin with phased construction and a 2 p.m. groundbreaking at 225 Britton Lane, open to the public.
Bernard Ebbers known as Bernie weeps in federal court as a judge imposes a 25 year term for WorldCom fraud. He must report to prison in Mississippi in October after agreeing to surrender up to 40 million dollars in assets. His wife Kristie comforts him as the courtroom clears.
Farmers across southwest Ohio await steadier precipitation as a drought watch lingers. Dan Crout reports only brief showers on his 150 acre farm while meteorologists note variable rain across the region. The Ohio State extensionist cites sporadic totals, urging continued rain to aid mid July corn pollination and yields. Citizens voice a desire for meaningful rainfall amid hot, dry periods.
Ohio farmers say soybean and corn crops are at risk as rainfall lags. James Ramey of the Ohio Agricultural Statistics Service notes 61 percent of topsoil is short or very short on moisture, far above last year. Rainfall since April 1 is nearly 3 inches below normal nationwide.
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