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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2005
Page
6
Ohio ballot initiatives to legalize casino gambling failed in 1990 and 1996. Officials and advocates clash over revenue projections with critics calling casino gambling a social danger while supporters cite job creation and cross border leakage to Indiana. Cox News Service reports on the dispute and regional lobbying.
Swain is among a growing number of Ohio smokers using the free quit line as statewide calls to 800 QUIT-NOW surge. Ohio accounts for 70 percent of nationwide calls, with more than 175 daily, funded by a multistate tobacco settlement. The program reports 1,571 residents enrolled locally, a 67 percent rise in late winter, and a six month success rate of 29 percent among enrollees, higher than the national 5 percent.
The Red Lake Reservation shooting left a security guard dead and a student killer identified as Jeff Weise. Officials pursue motive while a Fargo hospital treats him for critical gunshot wounds to the face. Authorities note postings praising Nazism under the handle Todesengel. School was closed and prayers held as communities mourn and review security.
Butler County officials praised planned development and strong public investment after Dell and Cincinnati Financial earned awards for local projects. Dell’s West Chester distribution center aims to add 665 jobs, while Cincinnati Financial plans a 487,000 square foot tower with 700 underground parking spaces in Fairfield and hires of about 500 more in coming years. County leaders touted roads and infrastructure to sustain growth and urged state action to boost job creation.
The Schindlers' appeal of a Florida feeding tube ruling was heard before US District Judge James Whittemore in Tampa. Vatican criticism followed, labeling the decision a death by hunger. Protests occurred outside hospice and the 11th Circuit building as the case remained unresolved.
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