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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
6
Brief dispatch from the Associated Press summarizes national and international events, highlighting political developments, economic updates, and notable incidents shaping the global landscape with concise reporting.
A minibus carrying 19 passengers returning from a wedding party crossed a railway line just as barriers lowered, injuring four people. No injuries were reported among about 200 train passengers, a railroad official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity, days after a deadly Turkish express derailment.
A strong quake measuring 7.3 struck western Indonesia near Padang and was felt in Jakarta and across Sumatra’s coast. No injuries or damage reported yet, per Antara and the Hong Kong Observatory.
Gasoline costs eased by a little under one cent from July 9 to Friday as refineries completed projects limiting output. Trilby Lundberg’s Lundberg Survey shows the national average across all grades at 1.95 per gallon, with self-serve at 1.92, mid-range at 2.02, and premium at 2.11. Prices have trended down from a peak above 2.10 in May.
The International Maritime Bureau reports 30 seafarers killed worldwide in the first half of the year, the highest toll in over a decade, up from 16 in the same period last year. Governments urged to boost patrols in high risk regions.
Salt Lake City The family of Lori Hacking, a pregnant woman reported missing a week ago, say they are exhausting their hope of finding her alive. Thelma Soares, Lori’s mother, leads a new spokesman as questions about husband Mark Hacking arise. Police describe Mark as a person of interest while confirming little new on the investigation. investigators found a clump of hair, and a bloody knife report remains unconfirmed.
Manila and Madrid defended their decisions to pull troops from Iraq amid criticism. Australian Foreign Minister Downer warned the move may embolden Islamic militants after hostage threats and noted other nations face similar dangers.
The Star Tribune notes rising cougar sightings across eastern prairies once free of them. In SD two incidents occurred in June a Yankton kill and a Mitchell road crossing. 1999 saw one sighting east of the Missouri. Deer abundance may offset livestock losses while a Black Hills hunt proposal arises for an estimated 150 cats.
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