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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2005
Page
1
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Residents and environmentalists see progress from AK Steel after a 2005 air nuisance settlement with Ohio EPA. Activists note cleaner air near Middletown Works and reduced noise, while AK plans MACT-compliant controls costing about 66 million dollars. The agreement lowers civil penalties to 266000 dollars and starts plant upgrades in May.
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to intervene in Terri Schiavo’s case, drawing a scathing rebuke from Judge Stanley Birch Jr. who criticized White House and lawmakers. Schiavo neared two weeks without food or water after a feeding tube removal ordered March 18. Her husband Michael says he is carrying out her wishes.
Al Jazeera aired a Wednesday tape claiming to show four kidnapping victims in Iraq. The Journal notes ongoing coverage and the unfolding story across editions, with local mentions including Franklin board discussions and Bidwell heading to Wooster as part of sports and contract talks.
An index entry listing Volume 147 Number 316 of the Middletown Journal with copyright information and a note directing readers to updates online at middletownjournal.com. The item serves as a publication logistics note rather than a news story.
Residents savoring warm weather at Smith Park as temperatures near 80 degrees on a May Wednesday. Children from Mayfield Elementary School enjoy spring break with Antonio Oatis and sister Kennedy playing nearby. Dorinda and Troy Davis watch their boys Dominique and Dontay while commenting on the joyful day. Meteorologist Don Hughes notes spring began March 20 and this 77 degree day marks the first 70 plus reading of the season. The 83 degree high in 1910 is mentioned for context.
Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro told the U S Supreme Court that prisoners receive adequate information before transfer to the Ohio State Penitentiary. He argued in Wilkinson v Austin that 48 hours notice and existing hearings suffice, while Justices pressed for more detail on notice and reasons for reclassification.
An FBI spokesman said an agent spoke with Preble County convict Estell W. Buck about potential additional homicides. Buck says he told agents of other killings. officials would not disclose details. Buck recently received a 25 year sentence for aggravated robbery felonious assault and an escape, to run with his murder term. The investigation eyes whether Buck sought federal prison transfer or another escape.
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