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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2013
Page
1
Detroit became the biggest U.S. city to file for bankruptcy after years of financial ruin from a shrinking tax base and hollowed out neighborhoods as auto manufacturing faded. The move reframes a decades long decline in one of America’s premier industrial centers.
Prosecutors will drop a sexual battery charge and pursue assault and battery against the Fairfield based Air Force officer who police say groped a woman in an Arlington Virginia parking lot earlier this year. An Ohio labor market update notes a Middletown man’s sixth OVI in 12 years. After May job gains Ohio dropped in June to second worst in the nation behind Tennessee.
Supporters of a broad immigration bill warn their case is slipping amid opposition. They call for a sustained campaign to regain momentum and win support for the measure. An IRS inspector general report on targeting Tea Party groups also notes possible bias against progressive groups. President Obama may cancel a September Moscow trip as the Snowden dispute intensifies U.S.-Russia tensions.
Cincinnati based Fifth Third and Cleveland based KeyCorp along with Columbus based Huntington Bancshares faced mixed results in the spring quarter as analysts weigh the outlook for midterm campaigns and potential policy shifts.
Regions across Butler and Warren counties face shrinking tax collections and state funding. Mason rents space in city facilities to a DNA testing firm and TriHealth, Middletown leases space to the school district for 65000 dollars annually, and West Chester Twp saves about 750000 since 2012 via shared services and contracted work. Ohio Municipal League's Kent Scarrett notes limited options to cut overhead and the need to attract revenue through business growth.
Ohio residents totaling 11.5 million increasingly use mobile devices, with landline lines dropping 64 percent since 2000. The Ohio Telecom Association notes annual losses of 6 to 10 percent as providers from AT&T Ohio to Cincinnati Bell pivot toward wireless, video, and broadband offerings.
President Obama touted the health care law as insurers pay rebates to more than 8.5 million Americans this summer under the 80 percent medical spending rule. He appeared with families at the White House ceremony as Republicans warned of higher costs offsetting gains.
State Rep. Pete Beck of the 54th District in Warren and Hamilton counties may be indicted on fraud charges in Hamilton County. The Columbus Dispatch reported Beck’s name was not among two grand jury reports handed down Thursday. The report notes Beck plans to fight any charges.
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