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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2005
Page
1
A Franklin clerk faced theft charges and was sentenced to jail time and a $500 fine. The case details indicate authorities alleged misappropriation of funds, with the defendant ordered to serve a jail term and pay the stipulated amount as restitution.
Marianne Morris of Middletown competes in this weekend's FUTURES Classic at Lima Memorial Hospital, seeking strong finish to bolster chances for a future women s U S Open appearance. The event showcases rising players in a regional circuit, with Morris aiming to prove her form ahead of national qualifiers.
President Bush and Prime Minister Blair agreed to boost famine relief by 674 million dollars and pursue debt relief for Africa. Bush rejected Blair’s plan to erase all African debt and double aid to 25 and 50 billion dollars by 2015, signaling continued disagreement ahead of the G8 summit in Scotland.
Middletown stalls plans to open two public pools after a heated council meeting. A motion to open Sunset Pool with 530,000 city and 28,000 funded by Sink Or Swim was approved 4 to 3 but later rescinded in favor of opening both Douglass and Sunset pools.
At GM annual meeting in Wilmington, Rick Wagoner announced cuts of at least 25,000 jobs through 2008 and closures of undisclosed plants to save about 2.5 billion. Moraine Assembly Plant in Ohio risks 4,165 workers as GM North America posts a 1.3 billion first quarter loss. The plan includes increased capital spending mainly on North American products to restore profitability.
Susan Deems says 15 year old Deanna Hubbard last boarded a Fairfield school bus Friday morning at 6 30 am near Southgate Boulevard and has not returned. Hubbard a freshman was marked a runaway after missing class and police are interviewing friends while family fears for her safety.
Dean Roll, a Middletown wrestler since 1997, sues Miramax and Dimension Films in Cincinnati federal court claiming infringement of his SHARK BOY trademark 2,357,366. He seeks profits, triple damages, fees, and a return of advantages to halt promotion of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D opening Friday.
The Mets near a agreement with pitcher Itcher Anay Graves, seen as a potential rotation addition. Details of contract terms or timing were not disclosed, but officials expect rapid progress and an announcement soon.
Renowned actress Anne Bancroft, famous for seducing Mrs. Robinson in The Graduate, has died at age 73. Tributes note her versatility across film, stage, and television, with a career spanning decades and multiple award wins.
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