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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2005
Page
1
Two arrested, one later released without charge after near simultaneous assaults on three subway trains and a double decker bus near London. Prime Minister Blair warns against minimizing the incidents as the nation remains on edge from terrorism fears sparked by the earlier four explosions.
Amanda Norvell, a Madison Township resident, arrived in London eight days before the July 7 terrorist blasts that killed 52. On Thursday she was aboard the still-crippled northern Tube when a second series of bombs exploded, with guards shouting for passengers to disembark as explosions rocked the capital.
Hundreds gathered in Springdale to mourn Army Pfc. Tim Hines Jr., known as Timmy to locals. Paula Williams recalled meeting the family and said the loss hits hard for Diana Hines and her children, who were her world. Former coworker Wilma Busby praised Diana as a strong single mother and noted the family’s faith amid the tragedy.
The Todd Tennis Tour wrapped up its season on Sunday with finals at Page C1. Notable performances highlighted rising stars and veterans, as organizers praised competitive spirit, close matches, and local fan support throughout the tour.
Middletown balloonist Sean Askren and several pilots take part in the Ohio Challenge at Smith Park. Askren recalls his first ride at 11, earned a license after about 70 hours, and notes ballooning’s appeal lies in not knowing where you will go. The event runs today through Sunday with launches at 7 a.m. and free admission, $10 parking.
Sorg Opera Company will proceed with a 2005-06 season after a financial boost from a fundraiser. The plan includes three productions, with New York singers as leads and cost-cutting steps. Helen Ramsdell, 98, organized the birthday checks totaling over 3000 dollars for the fundraiser.
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