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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2005
Page
1
Middletown appoints Bill Becker city manager without a national search. The city faces shrinking revenues and budget cuts, and Becker must implement downsizing measures to keep spending within limits. Former manager Klosterman notes the challenging downsizing phase.
Middletown police Majs. Mike Bruck Mark Hoffman and Greg Schwarber have long served together under former Police Chief Bill Becker and now face a formal race for the top job as Becker’s appointment ends. The trio weathered crises and long hours, sharing a unified past as they vie to lead the department.
Convicted murderer Estell Buck pleaded guilty as charged Wednesday to assaulting a Warren County Sheriff's deputy. Page B1.
Amy Rezos told the Ohio Senate Judiciary and House committees that a summer attack left her partially blind after two gunshot wounds to the head. The Liberty Township mother urged passage of Amy's Law to harden bond rules in domestic violence cases, with her husband awaiting trial on attempted murder.
Marcia Johnson welcomed home Spe. Kenneth Johnson and about 90 soldiers from Troop B, 2nd Squadron, 107th Cavalry at Urbancrest Baptist Church in Lebanon. About 200 family members braved the cold to greet the Ohio Army National Guard unit after a nine month NATO peacekeeping mission.
Madison High School students who switch districts via open enrollment must wait a calendar year before eligible to play sports. Superintendent Jan Kesselring says she will not grant exemptions under the Ohio High School Athletic Association rule. The district may suspend activities if the five year levy fails on May 3, potentially affecting fall participation. Deborah Moore of OHSAA notes no exemption exists when a district eliminates sports.
Attorney General Jim Petro warned that Ohio's Indian gambling push faces years of legal and political hurdles. He cited the need for federal recognition, land trust issues, and potential constitutional amendments, noting delays and high costs. Communities like Botkins and Monroe have intergovernmental agreements with the Eastern Shawnee tribe, which envisions casinos in Lorain and Lordstown in northeast Ohio.
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