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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2013
Page
1
President Barack Obama uses the presidential pulpit to urge Congress to back a route to citizenship for all 11 million people living illegally in the United States. A top Republican prioritizes legalization for people brought to the U.S. as children.
A section of sewer line near Dick's Creek collapsed last week creating a 10 foot wide by 20 foot deep sink hole. The city will spend about 60,000 dollars to repair the line.
The White House lauds George H W Bush for advancing volunteerism through the thousand points of light. A senior U S official visiting Egypt says Washington backs Egypt's fledgling state. In Syria rivalries between al Qaida aligned and mainstream rebels hinder efforts against President Bashar al Assad. IRS officials tied to the tea party controversy will testify before a House panel this week.
The U S economy showed signs of softening as consumers spent more cautiously in June. Cincinnati based Cintas Corp posted net income of 86 million dollars for its fiscal quarter, up 49.4 percent from the year earlier period, reflecting robust gains amid slower consumer activity.
Downtown Middletown Inc and the city award up to 50 000 to more than half a dozen downtown businesses to spruce storefronts and boost curb appeal. Recipients must invest at least half the cost and complete projects within a year starting within three months of approval.
The Columbus Dispatch reports a three year state budget totaling 2.7 billion in tax cuts for individuals and businesses while offset by higher sales taxes and likely future property tax increases. Effects depend on income, spending, homeownership, and location with seniors signaling concern.
The Middletown Journal reports Downtown Middletown Inc and city agencies backing urban renewal and a facade grant program that have attracted hundreds of thousands of dollars in investments to Middletown core.
Clark County farmer Brian Harbage and colleagues press the uncertainty of a five year farm bill as Congress nears a deadline. House passage without food stamps deepens doubts about any bill surviving the Senate and delivering disaster protections and price supports.
Attorney General Eric Holder described Trayvon Martin’s death as a tragic unnecessary shooting and said the Justice Department will follow the facts and the law as it reviews evidence to determine if federal charges are warranted. He spoke after George Zimmerman’s acquittal, urging honest national dialogue on the emotionally charged issues.
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