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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2004
Page
1
A fire gutted the Sunshine Cafe causing extensive damage with investigators assessing the scene. No injuries reported and local authorities said the blaze began early this morning at the city block location. Firefighters battled flames for hours before bringing it under control.
Shelby police and federal officers escort Kentucky fugitive Shawn Windsor to the Cleveland County Detention Center after his arrest. Windsor, sought for the murder of his wife and son on December 28, 2003, was featured among the top 12 fugitives on America's Most Wanted.
A girl reported missing in 1995 from Woodland Hills, California, was found in Newark, Ohio, living with her mother under the name Ariel Rose Wiggins. Vanesa Brancheau, now 13, was located after a sheriff's deputy recognized her photo from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children site. The mother, Sheri Lyn Taylor, had cited custody fights at the time of disappearance.
Butler County considers a partnership led by Commissioner Greg Jolivette to offer health coverage for working uninsured within a year. Inspired by Muskegon Countys Access Health model, the plan would split costs among employers employees and federal indigent care funds, with provider donations supporting operations.
Firefighters battled a wind driven blaze near Carson City destroying seven luxury homes and threatening 550 more properties. The 8500 acre wildfire injured five people and inched within a half mile of the governor's official residence as officials estimated multi million dollar losses. Judy Staub mourned the loss of her home while recalling memories erased by the disaster.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, once the Bush administration’s most visible war advocate, has grown scarce as the Iraq prisoner abuse scandal and campaign pressures limit his public appearances. Some speculate the White House may drop him this summer.
In McLean Virginia Ruth Breiner recalls a police video capturing a 110 pound Labrador retriever stealing ceramic yard figures. He returned with two women apologizing while the dog sat calmly on the stoop. Breiner, 75, said the dog remained unfazed as the trio announced remorse.
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