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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2005
Page
13
Franklin city council approved a raise for City Manager James Lukas after a performance evaluation. His annual pay rises from 70000 to 71400 retroactive to July 6, with the new salary taking effect immediately.
Susan Jill White, 43, of Middletown, was sentenced by Warren County Common Pleas Judge Neal Bronson to 60 days in the Warren County Jail with work release for embezzling more than 14 000 from Avonlea Homes in 2003 and 2004. She must repay 14 553 plus 1 000 within 10 days, and is placed on a three year probation. The case stemmed from altered checks. prosecutors and company officials urged stiffer punishment.
Middletown police investigate a weeklong spree of yard ornament thefts. Lt. Don Owens cites stolen gazing balls from three yards on Mallard Court Hughes Street and Sutphin Street since last week and three angel figurines from Linden Avenue. Investigators believe the same suspects are behind all the thefts and may resell items at local flea markets.
Senator Karl Rove, deputy chief of staff, warned that the Social Security fund could be bankrupt within 12 years, urging reform. He cited shifting demographics and unfunded liabilities, and proposed allowing individuals to divert part of their payments into private retirement accounts. He noted the plan aims to grow the economy without raising taxes.
Deputy Matt Maxwell was bitten by a sheriff's office K-9 while pursuing a burglary suspect on Millville Oxford Road. He received arm surgery at University of Cincinnati Hospital, later released and recovering. the dog latched during the chase, the handler said. The incident remains under sheriff's review.
Jennifer Keith, a 22 year old Miami University senior, will start a 10 week unpaid internship in the White House Office of Presidential Correspondence on May 24. She previously interned with the State Department and plans graduate school or a Foreign Service career after graduation.
Hamilton business brief reports Lt Gov Bruce Johnson pitching Taft administration tax reform at Connector Manufacturing Co. New plan cuts personal income tax rates, phases out tangible property taxes, and replaces corporate taxes with a 0.26 percent corporate activity tax. It preserves half a cent sales tax and raises sin taxes including cigarette and alcohol taxes, impacting Miller Brewing Co. and 600 workers in Trenton.
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