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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2005
Page
1
The Trenton City Council voted to close the local fire house and nearby community park citing budget pressures. Officials said service impacts will be assessed and alternative arrangements are being explored. Community members voiced concerns over safety, access, and funding remedies.
Readers sent in entries to our look alike competition honoring mothers. The winning family and their photo will be featured on the front page as a Mother's Day celebration item.
Hamilton The three Hanover Township men charged in connection with a crime spree ending when a Butler County Sheriff's deputy was shot were in Hamilton Municipal Court Thursday on unrelated robbery charges. Judge John Rosmarin bound the cases of Mark Kendrick, his brother Matthew Kendrick, and Robert Morris over to a Butler County.
Dr Alveda C King delivered the keynote at Butler County commissioners annual Prayer Breakfast at the Hamiltonian Hotel urging bold action and biblical balance. She spoke of progessive civil rights issues and the sanctity of life while recalling marches with her father and uncle. The event marked National Day of Prayer with prayers from local church leaders and military members.
Tony Blair secures a record third Labour term as exit polls show a reduced House of Commons majority of about 66 seats, reflecting dissatisfaction over Iraq. Predicted Labour gains give way to questions about leadership and the ascent of Gordon Brown as heir apparent.
Middletown dominated Fenwick 11-0 as starter Sabo delivered a near flawless performance to close the regular season. The victory highlighted the Middies strong offense and pitching, setting tone for upcoming playoff push.
Heather Spencer-Shea, mother of 9 month old Caden Shea, testified that Ronald Stacy treated the infant as his own and helped him learn to roll and hold a bottle. Stacy, 26, of Turtlecreek Township, faces murder charges after the child was found unresponsive while in his care and died several days later at Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati.
Ongoing Preble County drug investigation led to the arrest of 18 people early Thursday morning. About 28 officers from the sheriff, Eaton Police, and Camden Police served 20 indictments issued by the Preble County grand jury. The effort included 11 indictments by the sheriff and nine by Camden stemming from prior probes dating to former Camden chief Paul Plaugher’s retirement.
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