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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2005
Page
1
Real estate section moves to Saturday edition as listings, prices, and property auctions are featured. Readers can expect updated housing market data, neighborhood briefs, and new sales highlights from local agencies and developers.
Thousands feared dead after an 8.7 magnitude quake struck off Sumatra with many homes buried in rubble on Nias island. Vice President Jusuf Kalla warned deaths could reach 1,000 to 2,000 as rescuers pulled children from debris and a blaze burned in one town. Officials across at risk coasts watched for a possible tsunami.
An earthquake struck off Sumatra Island on Monday, occurring a little over three months after the December 26 quake that caused widespread damage and loss. It marks another seismic event in the region, with authorities monitoring for aftershocks and potential tsunamis.
As the youth baseball season approaches, leagues emphasize player safety through a detailed set of rules and regulations designed to reduce injuries. Officials urge adherence to protective gear, pitch limits, and field protocols to protect young athletes and maintain fair competition.
A 12-year-old boy testified in Middletown Municipal Court that Elizabeth Tabor, 26, supplied crack cocaine for use by him, his 16-year-old sister, and another 12-year-old girl on at least 15 occasions. Prosecutors say the case will go to a Butler County grand jury.
Frank R. Myers 85 longtime Middletown Journal publisher general manager and editor died Monday at Willow Knoll Nursing Home born in Columbus 1919 served in World War II rose to captain and aide de camp to two generals in Italy. He joined The Journal in 1941 returned 1945 later led Piqua Daily Call then The Journal again 1964 1971 editor and general manager 1978 publisher retired 1980 after 55 years with the paper remembered as a great husband father and friend by colleagues and family.
Franklin Longtime educator and assistant superintendent Bill Woods was denied a three year renewal by the Franklin School Board Monday night. The board called the decision a financial one.
Index entry notes publication details for a Cox Ohio Publishing issue dated 2005. It lists volume 147 and issue number 314, serving as a catalog reference within the newspaper archive.
Butler County Commissioner Michael Fox pressed for electronic monitoring of probationers citing 296 registered sexual offenders. He proposed modern GPS tracking and even implanting computer microchips, saying devices exist for people and children. Sheriff Jones says state law must authorize such implants before any plan could proceed.
Terri Schiavo, described as weak and emaciated by her father, clung to life in hospice guarded by police as demonstrators prayed outside. Supporters pressed for feeding tube reinsertion while the case drew protests at the White House. attorney George Feles said she appeared peaceful during visits.
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