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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2005
Page
1
A Miami University student earned a White House internship, marking a notable achievement in public service. The opportunity places the student at the heart of federal work, signaling strong academic preparation and engagement with national policy.
Karl Rove, adviser to the president, addressed Republicans at the Butler Lincoln Day dinner delivering a message of hope while issuing cautions about policy and unity. He urged party members to stay focused on shared goals and elect leaders who can navigate challenging times.
Pfc Lynndie England, a West Virginia Army reservist, pleads guilty in a Fort Hood military court to abusing prisoners at Abu Ghraib. She describes resisting then caving to peer pressure, facing a maximum sentence capped by prosecutors and defense at a negotiated limit.
In Baghdad Prime Minister-designate Ibrahim al Jaafari struggles to appoint a Sunni Arab to head the Defense Ministry as Iraq's first democratically elected government prepares to take office. A week of bloodshed across the country has left at least 140 dead. The United States searches for two missing F/A-18 Hornet jets and crew.
A federal study contests the 2004 finding that obesity deaths were rising, suggesting the death rate linked to obesity is on a decline. The report appears on Page D1 with related regional update. Edgewood wins MML South.
Madison High School senior Keith Churchill outlines public school finance issues as voters in multiple districts including Madison Middletown Edgewood Franklin Preble Shawnee and Valley View decide on five year levies and fire taxes. The ballot also covers a charter amendment affecting Trenton outside city workers. If approved the Madison levy would raise 1.1 million annually for five years at 7.5 mills.
Beth Radabaugh of Roosevelt Elementary was named Middletown’s Teacher of the Year by Wal-Mart on Towne Boulevard after tutoring Brandon Dorr at his home for months following a leg injury from a November kickball accident. Brandon and his mother praised her dedication and care.
Ronald Stacy, 26, of Ocala Drive, was charged with murder after a 9 month old boy in his care was injured while Stacy reportedly swung and spun him. The infant Caden Shea died after being removed from life support at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Stacy is Heather Shea’s boyfriend and babysat the child at Maple Oaks apartments.
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