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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2004
Page
1
Deputy drunk in cycle fatal incident draws family focus at the air show on Page B2. The item notes כמו RS Jr. Matco Pray and mentions a late 19 holes result and ongoing coverage from local events including the air show.
Derry Township officer Susan Butland and Tracey Clements dig through debris from the home of Officer Garth Warner in Campbelltown Pa as a severe storm packs high winds. Campbelltown 16 miles east of Harrisburg bears the brunt with damaged homes, several roofs ripped off, at least five injured and four family members safe.
Sun report notes teachers earned an average 45,515 in 2002-2003, a 2.8 percent rise. The American Federation of Teachers cites state education departments as data sources. California leads with 55,693 while South Dakota pays 32,414.
The Senate defeated a constitutional amendment banning same sex marriage 48 to 50 after 12 of 60 votes. President Bush called it a tempo rary setback while Democrats and some Republicans warned the fight would continue into the fall campaigns. House GOP leaders moved to curb federal court orders recognizin g same sex marriages and aim for a fall House vote. Brownback predicts the issue will loom large in the fall elections with mobilized religious conservatives.
Monroe voters will decide next month whether to raise the city income tax from 1 percent to 1.5 percent to fund general operations and capital improvements. The Aug 3 special election was certified after council added language on how revenue would be used.
In Butler County Edgewood City School District voters across 21 precincts will vote on a 6.9 mill continuing operating levy to fund current operating expenses. Fairfield City School District residents in 56 precincts face a similar 6.9 mill levy for ongoing district operating costs.
A Shawnee Indian tribe seeks to open seven Ohio casinos and will present its plan to Gov. Taft's staff this month with a tribal consultant citing potential economic benefits. Taft remains opposed to expanded gambling. the tribe hints at reclaiming land to leverage a gaming license in exchange.
LASER pressed bills to let districts levy up to eight mills in property taxes not subject to rate reductions, collect a county sales tax for per pupil distribution, and impose an earned income tax. Another measure would boost urban districts for facilities aid and replace phantom revenue with real funds, addressing unequal state aid amid rising property values.
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