Runaway teen Natasha Kramer sought by Middletown police
Middletown juvenile detectives seek help locating 16 year old Natasha Kramer who ran away from her Lopane Avenue home June 29 and has not been heard from in three weeks. She is white, 5 2, 115 pounds with gray eyes and reddish brown hair, last seen in a striped skirt. Call Detective Janice Brown at 513 425 7733 or police dispatch at 513 425 7700 with any information.
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Middletown
Janice Brown
Natasha Kramer
Lopane Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Carolina Street
Kramer
Brown
Panel Probes Press Rights in Face of Miller Jail Time
A Dayton Daily News sponsored two hour panel discussed press protection amid Judith Miller s jail for refusing to reveal a source. The talk touched on federal shield law proposals and the tug of political leaks involving a CIA agent name.
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Franklin
New York Times
Dayton Daily News
Times
Judith Miller
CNN
Miller
CIA
White House
Karl Rove
Rove
Iraq
Two Men Hospitalized After Car Crash Near Roosevelt and University
Two men were taken to Middletown Regional Hospital after injuries from a car accident near the Roosevelt and University boulevards intersection shortly after 8 30 p m. The report appears in Page B2 Community News under Deaths and Funerals. City Editor Kevin Aldridge oversees this section.
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Middletown Regional Hospital
Roosevelt and
University Boulevards
Kevin Aldridge
Two teens face arson charges in Fairfield flag burning
Police say two Fairfield juveniles ages 15 and 13 admitted to lighting American flags dragged from the Wessel home yard. They face fourth degree felonious arson charges plus two counts of third degree misdemeanor criminal mischief for related incidents. The arson followed Army Pfc. Tim Hines Jr. funeral.
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Fairfield
Sando Drive
Wessel
Army Pfc
Tim Hines Jr
Iraq
Hines
Donald R. Meeks Jr
64Th Military Police Co
Camp Rustamiyah
Baghdad
Meeks
Jim Wessel
Ken Colburn
Flacs
Wessels
Pfc
Antique Tractors Spark Bragging Rights at Butler County Fair
About 200 spectators watched fifty nine Butler County tractors in the Antique Tractor Pull. Participants include Billy Koch and sisters Jenny Haenning and Sarah Stee, who race their restored machines for pride and socializing, relying on thrift and weight transfer to win. More fair results and photos on middletownjournal.com.
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Cameron Knight
COX
Kurt Butterfield
Shandon
Butler County Fair
Hamilton
Farmall
John Deere Green
Butler County
Billy Koch
Jacksonburg
Koch
Jenny Haenning
Okeana
Jimmy
Sarah
Sheeen Stee
Haenning
DNA leads to suspect in multiple 1990s rapes in Ohio
Dean Alan Strunk, 48, was charged in Warren County with kidnapping and felonious sexual penetration for a 1994 Dec attack near Blanchester. Courts records show connections to five other 1998 1999 rapes in Mason and Hamilton counties and a 1994 Clinton County case. DNA testing of over 300 samples tied the crimes together. Strunk was held on $500,000 bail.
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Mason
Butler County
Warren
Hamilton
Clinton
Dean Alan Strunk
Celestial Circle
Liberty Township
Warren County
Blanchester
Rachel Hutzel
Hamilton County
Clinton County
Hutzel
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification & Investigation
Mason Police
Tom Ariss
Camp directs girls to math and science
Middletown eighth grader Lena Habash attended the BE WISE summer camp for seventh and eighth graders across Ohio. AAUW-Ohio funds a $350 Middletown scholarship to Denison University for the five day program directed by JoAnn Benseler. The mission is to encourage girls to pursue math and science careers amid growing female participation in degrees but lower representation in the workforce.
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Katie McNeil
McNeil
Middletown Board of Education
Vail Middle
Lena Habash
BE Wise
Ohio
American Association of University Women of Ohio
Middletown
Habash
Denison University
JoAnn Benseler
Aauw-Ohio
Benseler
Commission On Professionals In Science and Technology
Monroe residents oppose through-way through Deer Run
Monroe residents including Richard Brandon oppose a proposed through-way that would connect Winding Brook Lane in Deer Run to Britton Lane and nearby Brittany Woods. Officials say it could improve emergency response, while residents fear loss of quiet and safety concerns.
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Monroe
Richard Brandon
Deer Run
Brandon
Winding Brook Lane
Britton Lane
Ing
Winding Brook
Britton
Brittany Woods
Pat Auckerman
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