Final Four Sets for St Louis Bound Illinois and MSU
Illinois 36-1 faces Louisville 33-4 while Michigan State 26-6 meets North Carolina 31-4 in the Final Four with semis set for St Louis. Kentucky and Wisconsin exit after MSU’s 94-88 double overtime win in Austin. McCants and May power UNC past Wisconsin 88-82 to advance.
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Sean May
May
McCants
Badgers
Bossy Perry
Ohio Governor among lower paid top earners in state
Ohio Governor Bob Taft ranked 114th in state pay in 2004 as 629 state workers earned at least $100,000. The Columbus Dispatch analysis shows total非agency payroll near 3 billion, up from 2.85 billion in 2002, with 890 fewer employees. Rodgerick G. W. Chu led at 231,748 and School Superintendent Susan Zelman was sixth at 206,219. Taft earned 130,933.
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Columbus Dispatch
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Taft
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Ohio Board of Regents
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Terri Schiavo Receives Last Sacrament Amid Deterioration
In Pinellas Park Florida Terri Schiavo received Holy Communion and the sacrament of the sick on Easter Sunday as she neared the end of life in a persistent vegetative state. Monsignor Malanowski administered absolution and last rites while family members watched. a Easter Mass followed outside Hospice House of Woodside and officials warned death could be imminent.
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Terri Schiavo
Schiavo
Bobby Schindler
Susan Vitadamo
Thaddeus Malanowski
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Malanowski
Woodside
God
David Gibbs III
Schindler
CBS
Randall Terry
Meth Epidemic Wrecks Kids In Iowa Town
In Ottumwa Iowa pediatric nurse Cheryll Jones leads a local task force helping children harmed by parental meth use. She recalls unborn exposure to drugs, contaminated homes, neglect, abuse, and hazardous meth making chemicals found in diaper bags and toy chests as families struggle with the addiction crisis.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Cheryll Jones
Riverside
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Marvin van
Meth labs roll across Ohio as the drug spreads
Ohio law enforcement report a growing meth problem with more users and labs. Chief deputy Terry Snowden notes daily calls about meth compared with rare mentions years ago. The spread, once tied to West Coast outlaw gangs, leaves toxic waste sites and lacks statewide or federal reporting.
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Terry Snowden
Preble County
Ohio
Meth Lab Seizures Surge Across Midwest in 2004
Authorities seized nearly 16,000 clandestine methamphetamine lab cases nationwide in 2004, with many in the Midwest. The epidemic hit both cities and rural areas as meth makers found more space to operate undetected.
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Delay at Cincinnati airport after X-ray gun scare
Baggage screeners at Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport detected a possible gun on an X-ray image. No weapon was found, but the incident caused about two hours of flight delays on Sunday.
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Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International
Middletown Journal Index and Obituaries Page Note
Indexes and obituaries preview on page C3 and D3 in volume 147 number 313. Rights and online updates promoted by Cox Ohio Publishing. Obituary notices feature local residents with brief biographical details and funeral information.
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