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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2005
Page
4
Silvia Johnson, 40, admitted guilt on two misdemeanor sexual assault counts and nine felony counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for hosting parties with high school boys, supplying drugs and alcohol. Prosecutors dropped two counts of meth distribution as part of the plea.
Governor Mitt Romney will veto a bill expanding access to emergency contraception, promising not to alter abortion laws. The measure, passed with veto-proof margins, would require ER doctors to offer the morning after pill to rape victims and would allow nonprescription pharmacy access.
In Norcross Georgia a 3 year old boy Anthony Lloyd Oscar Littrean staying with friends was killed when he slipped outside unlocked apartment doors and was struck by a hit and run driver as his mother Jenice Littrean had given birth the night before. Police and hospital officials confirm the events and appeal to drivers to come forward with no details of the suspect.
A Chevrolet Blazer crossed the center line and struck a line of motorcycles during a charity ride in Drum s Pa killing William Delaney Jr. and injuring several others including his wife Linda Delaney who was in critical condition. Investigators say the motorcyclists might have been without helmets and multiple riders remained hospitalized with serious injuries.
Relatives and friends in Gonzaga protest the fatal shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes by British police in a London subway. They accuse UK authorities of failing to deliver true justice and call for the officer involved to be punished, while demanding the body be returned for burial. The event sparks national outrage as Brazilians question Blair's apology and the link to Iraq policy.
Israel summoned the Vatican envoy to protest Benedict XVI for not specifically condemning the Netanya terror bombing that killed five Israelis on July 12. Israel said the pope deliberately failed to condemn attacks against Jews, while Vatican aides noted his remarks referred to recent terrorist acts in various countries.
Philippines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo shrugs off an impeachment complaint filed hours before her address as opposition lawmakers boycott and 25,000 protestors demand resignation. She urges constitutional changes to switch to a parliamentary system, arguing it would curb instability and end people power protests.
U S District Judge Laurie Smith Camp found Union Pacific discriminated against women by excluding contraceptives from its health plan in a class action backed by Planned Parenthood. The suit targets the Civil Rights Act and notes nonunion employees have had coverage. lead plaintiffs include Brandi Standridge and Kenya Phillips.
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