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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2005
Page
1
A work‑at‑home mother seeking a universal solution discovers every parenting choice carries costs and trade offs. She weighs time, energy, and presence against career aims, concluding no quick fix exists.
Middletown uses six intersections with automated red-light cameras that issue tickets without officer presence. City Manager Bill Becker, once police chief, paid a $100 red light ticket and says there are no favorites. Legislators in Columbus discuss a bill to require police officers for citations.
A Middletown officer attempting to stop a suspected drug deal was struck by a vehicle as suspects tried to flee. Three men, James Quinn, Charleston Quinn, and John McClain, face multiple charges and await Municipal Court. Officer Winters was treated and released from Middletown Regional Hospital.
Four players share the Memorial Page Classic lead after round results. Contenders include top contenders and a tight leaderboard at the venue with a possible final round duel looming.
The Miami RedHawks defeated Quinnipiac 35 to 8 to set a regional scoring record in the NCAA Journey. RedHawks offense and defense combined for a dominant performance, spearheading a high turning point in the season.
Middletown High School seniors Andre Amos and Chris Wright arrived late to the 130th graduation ceremony at Princeton Pike Church of God yet still crossed the stage to receive their diplomas. Principal Dennis Newell announced the track team placed third at the state meet and distance runner Jeff See won the 800 and 1600 events. Wright borrowed Cordelle Thompson’s gown to complete his diploma delivery as officials rearranged on stage. About 3,500 attendees and 347 graduates were present as the class of 2005 was remembered for scholarships totaling over 1.5 million and for Chase Knecht, a classmate who died in 2004.
Middletown will spend eight figures to retain Middletown Regional Hospital. Land purchase costs 5.5 million with bonds lasting 20 years. City also pays 1 million grant and 1.0 million to support education, funded from the general fund, to back the hospital campus development.
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