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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2005
Page
1
A man was convicted for killings tied to civil rights violence in 1964. The trial concluded with a verdict naming suspects connected to the era’s turmoil. The case, tying to long unsolved crimes, marks a rare legal closure for victims and communities seeking accountability.
A Tuesday night fire at 730 Sycamore Street in Hamilton caused about 30000 dollars in damage with five engines responding. Police seek a 22 year old Hispanic man nicknamed Mario accused of abducting and injuring a nine year old girl Sunday. investigators say the blaze’ cause is under review amid community tension.
The Ohio House and Senate approved a 51.3 billion two year state budget. Gov. Bob Taft praised it as historic and aimed to reform the tax code to create jobs. Opposing voices cited holes in the plan and impact on everyday Ohioans. The vote split along party lines with 53-46 in the House and 19-13 in the Senate.
Cincinnati announces a broad staff shakeup after a string of losses. Bench coach Jerry Narron is named interim manager while Vern Ruhle becomes interim pitching coach. Don Gullett and Dave Miley are dismissed as Tony La Russa had planned to name Miley an All-Star coach.
City Council on Tuesday night unanimously opposed placing a charter amendment on the November ballot that would cut council seats from seven to five and shift mayor selection to residents. The measure, opposed by Councilwoman Laura Williams, faces potential future discussion at the July 5 meeting.
Miami University Middletown would lose about 303,500 from next year’s budget if the state's 6 percent cap on tuition and fees increases becomes law. The cap is included in Ohio's biannual budget approved by both chambers and awaiting Gov. Taft's signature. The MUM board had approved a 9.8 percent rise, but revised budgets show a 6 percent increase in case the cap holds.
Serena Williams starts her Wimbledon campaign with a straight sets victory, dominating her opponent in a confident early-round performance at the grass courts. Williams showcases power returns and precise serves to advance to the next round.
Brennan Hawkins, an 11-year-old Boy Scout, was found in good condition after four days lost in Utah wilderness. He was recovered by search teams and is recovering with relatives and local authorities coordinating care. The incident prompted ongoing safety reviews and community support.
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