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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2005
Page
2
The notice provides contact details and hours for the Middletown Ohio post office. Phone number 513 422 3611 is listed, with office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. It instructs mail address changes be sent to 52 S Broad St Middletown OH 45044.
Weather summary from AccuWeather 2005 notes atmospheric pressure patterns and forecast indicators for high and low pressure, showers, rain, thunderstorms, and flurries. The report highlights data series on temperature changes and storm potential without specific locations or dates.
Former tennis star Pete Sampras and wife Bridgette Wilson Sampras are expecting a second child this fall, publicist Deborah Grimes said. The couple, married since September 2000, already have son Christian, who is two. Sampras, who beat Andre Agassi in 1990 to become the then youngest champion at 19, retired after winning the 2002 U.S. Open at age 31, becoming the tour’s oldest winner since 1970.
Oscar winner Hilary Swank faces a 150 fine after failing to declare an apple and an orange on arrival at Auckland Airport. The Sunday Star-Times quotes NZ biosecurity officials and Swank's publicist, with Swank set to challenge the charge in court next week.
A Yakima man paid 1200 dollars for a guitar signed by Garth Brooks only to learn the signature was fake. Brooks’ attorney arranged verification after an eBay listing for charity. Brooks then signed the guitar and returned it, with the buyer’s wife delivering the news. Bradley remains impressed by Brooks despite the miscue.
Richard Hatch, the first Survivor winner from Newport, says he believed CBS was responsible for withholding taxes on his $1 million prize and thus did not pay them. He defends his innocence as prosecutors reopened the case after a rejected plea deal. CBS maintains Hatch was aware of tax obligations.
On March 14 dates across history include the 1743 town meeting at Faneuil Hall in Boston, Eli Whitney’s cotton gin patent in 1794, the Gold Standard Act ratified in 1900, and events through 2005 such as Soviet, Korean War, Ruby case, Berlin and space milestone notes. Notable items mention Copland, Ashdod attack, and political primaries.
Former astronaut Frank Borman turns 77, Eu gene Cernan 71, Wolfgang Petersen 64, Tamara Tunie 46, Penny Johnson Jerald 44, Kevin Williamson 40, Megan Follows 37, Elise Neal 35, Derrick 33. Also Phil Phillips 74, Michael Caine 72, Quincy Jones 72, Michael Martin Murphey 60, Walt Parazaider 60, Steve Kanaly 59, Billy Crystal 57, Jann Browne 51, Adrian Zmed 51, Prince Albert of Monaco 47.
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