Man charged in baby's death in Hamilton
A 26 year old Hamilton man Melvin Rosario faces murder and endangering children charges in connection with the Monday morning death of a 1 year old girl. He is held without bond at the Butler County Jail. Police say the child was brought to Fort Hamilton Hospital by paramedics and later died.
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Melvin Rosario
Rosario
South 12Th Street
Dave Crawford
Butler County
Crawford
Fort Hamilton
Hamilton Fire Department
Fire Department
Community News and Page References Note
City Editor Bob Irvin oversees this section for Community News on pages B2 and D3 with obituaries on B3 and Comics on B3. The section lists contact number for newsroom inquiries.
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Bob Irvin
AK Steel creates new executive post VP of labor relations
AK Steel announces the appointment of Thomas McKenna as vice president of labor relations. The 59 year old former Indiana governor staffer will oversee labor relations and union talks at the Middletown plant as AK emphasizes cost cuts and profitability. Union leaders question layoffs and seek full time attention to labor costs.
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AK Steel Corp
Thomas McKenna
Indiana
McKenna
Middletown Company
Alan McCoy
James Wainscott
McCoy
Armco Employees Independent Federation
Middletown Works
Cur
AEIF
Wainscott
Middletown
Cleveland
International Steel Group
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Ed Shelley
Shelley
Baker case suspect appears in court
Pam Schmidt tears up in Montgomery County court as Christian John Gabriel seeks a delay in a case tied to the 1999 disappearance and presumed death of Erica Baker. Prosecutors say Gabriel helped in a vehicle that struck Erica in 1999 and hid her body. A March 25 hearing was set to establish a trial date while investigators review more than 10 000 pages.
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Dayton
Pam Schmidt
Schmidt
Erica Baker
Kettering Park
Christian John Gabriel
Gabriel
Clark County
Erica
Misty Baker
Misty
Greg Baker
Mathias H. Heck Jr
U.S. District Court
Walter H. Rice
District levy discussion narrows to 25 voters in private session
Middletown City Schools moved its May levy briefing from the lecture hall to a small classroom Tuesday night. Administrators met with six residents to answer questions about finances and the levy, with one organizer present. Attendees RSVPed to limit participation.
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Middletown City
Robert Stamper
Tim Griffith
Nancy Griffith
Lotzing
Taormina
Escape begins today in Butler County court
Hamilton Estel W. Buck, 54, of Eaton, scheduled for trial on aggravated robbery, felonious assault, and escape arising from an Aug 18 Middletown incident in which he allegedly assaulted a Warren County deputy while being transported from a dentist's office. Buck also faced charges in a March 2004 shooting death case in Monroe, having since pleaded guilty in the Warren County murder case.
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Hamilton
Estel W. Buck
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Warren County
Middletown
Buck
Eaton
Monroe
Sandy
Amy's Law to hear testimony in Ohio House hearings
Liberty Township resident Amy Rezos, who survived two murder attempts by her estranged husband, will testify in Columbus today on Amy's Law. The bill would tighten bond requirements in domestic violence cases as Rep. judiciary committee members hear her compelling account amid her husband Christopher Rezos facing attempted murder charges and awaiting trial.
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Hamilton
Liberty Township
Columbus
Amy
Amy Rezos
Christopher Rezos
Ohio House of Representatives
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