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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2005
Page
6
Warm weather brings outdoor activity but also health risks from dehydration and heatstroke. Children and seniors are especially vulnerable. Mild dehydration responds to fluids, moderate may need IV support, and severe dehydration is a medical emergency. Heatstroke requires immediate care with cooling and medical treatment. Knight Ridder News Service
Heat and storms push temperatures over 90 degrees for a third straight day in the Dayton region. Padgett notes scattered showers may continue, with the Miami Valley seeing unusually hot, humid conditions under a high pressure pattern. Local residents seek relief while Cinergy reports no major outages.
Guiry reports that a plea by the accused included a plan to rob a bank in College Corner Indiana. After the bank was closed the group drove to Camden Preble County and robbed O Dells BP gas station at gunpoint. They then headed to Butler County to rob the Lazy Dog but were confronted by Roberts. Kendrick fired a deer slug wounding Roberts and the trio fled, stealing a deputy’s weapons and cruiser before a chase ended in a culvert crash and arrests. Kendrick and Morris face trial dates. Kendrick says he was under prescription drugs and not aware of pulling the trigger. He pleaded guilty to resolve the case quickly and avoid a lengthy trial. Roberts, a Badin High School graduate, survived surgery and faces long rehabilitation with permanent nerve damage.
Hillard was seated by unanimous vote and urged the four other applicants to stay involved in local education. He highlighted the August 2 five-year 9.79 mill emergency operating levy as a top concern and noted his background on the Franklin City Council and school board. The board also hired three new administrators, naming Ryan Cherry as assistant middle school principal and Julie Ratliff and Dora Kunz as elementary principals, with salaries from 69,500 to 72,000.
The Eastern Shawnee tribe, backed by Gov. Taft and state officials, seeks a $750 million gaming complex southeast of I 75 and Ohio 63 in Monroe. State opponents accuse the tribe of illegal land transfers and vow to defend state laws banning casino gambling. A Monroe referendum on a revenue sharing plan with the tribe is on the ballot after prior negotiations with city officials.
More than 30 district food service workers protested to keep jobs local as Middletown considers Sodexho. Agee said a new proposal could cut the deficit, with Wednesday board presentation and Thursday 6 30 a.m. meeting. District officials note meal prices and budget require board action.
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