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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 2005

Page

15

Man Charged With Cocaine Possession After Stop

A Middletown man, Eugene Wright, 25, was arrested after a traffic stop on Har Lan Street and Logan Avenue where three baggies tested as about 1.9 grams of cocaine were found. He faces felony possession and driving under suspension charges and is held on an $8,000 bond, with a court appearance set for 9 a.m. today. In Hamilton, a separate stabbing on Ludlow and South Eleventh streets sent a man to CareFlight and then Miami Valley Hospital. police seek details as investigators probe the incident.

Middletown Eugene Wright Wright Harlan Street Logan Avenue Hamilton Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Ludlow South Eleventh Streets Fort Hamilton Miami Valley

Youth hurt in crash with van in Morgan Township

A 12 year old Indiana child riding a dirt bike was injured Sunday afternoon after colliding with a northbound van on Stateline Road in Morgan Township. The rider, unnamed pending relatives’ notification, was transported by Air Care to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. injuries unknown. The rider faced the wrong side of the road, and Nicholas S. Gronas of Hamilton stopped his 2001 Ford Windstar after seeing the dirt bike.

Hamilton Indiana Morgan Township Stateline Butler County Sheriff’s Office Nicholas S. Gronas Lawrenceburg Ind Children’s Hospital Medical Center Cincinnati

State funds set for farm loans

Counties in the Miami Valley were awarded more than 5.54 million dollars in agriculture linked deposit loan funds. The program, a partnership between state depository banks and the state treasury, will total 125 million dollars in reduced rate loans. Auglaize 2,244,150. Butler 40,800. Greene 1,130,000. Miami 1,454,100. Montgomery 445,000. Warren 230,000.

Columbus Miami Valley Jennette Bradley Bradley Auglaize Butler Greene Miami Montgomery Warren

Ohio nursing home donor tops legislative candidate list

A Plain Dealer analysis shows an Ohio nursing home chain that bills taxpayers high rates is among the top industry donors to legislative candidates over the last four years. The report appears on page C3 with contact details for city editor Kevin Aldridge.

Ohio the Plain Dealer

Miami fire victims posthumously graduate from Miami Univ

Miami University’s Richard T. Farmer School of Business awarded 3,385 degrees for the class of 2005 at Millett Hall. Two graduates, Julia Turnbull and Stephen J. Smith, received posthumous bachelor’s degrees after dying in last month’s Oxford house fire. Smith’s family accepted his degree as friends and the Rugby Football Club shared in the ceremony.

Oxford Miami University Richard T. Farmer School of Business Millett Hall Julia Turnbull Stephen J. Smith Miami Smith Turnbull Milford Cincinnati Hollywood Bethesda Stephen Fred Smith Washington, D.C Business Roger L. Jenkins Mitchell P. Rales Rales Danaher Corp Danaher Bales

Carlisle officer of the year aids kids beyond duty

Officer Eric Abrams, 24, known for giving time and small gifts to Dubois Apartments children, inclusive of baseball gloves, coloring books, and a $25 gift card to a single mother of six. He buys ice cream for students and helps two troubled youths with schooling and transportation, prompting talks of a mentoring program.

Carlisle Eric Abrams Carlisle Force Abrams Dubois Apartments Dave Starkey Starkey Pam Ellender Ellender Chamberlain Middle School Carlisle Police Police

Regional 800 MHz emergency system rollout across Ohio counties

Warren County leads with 800-MHz since 1991 and notes interagency adoption as Hamilton County reports a $35 million system worth the cost. Montgomery and Butler counties are phasing in while Homeland Security grants fund radio purchases and tower sites. Interference from cell phones challenges rollout in some areas.

Hamilton Butler County Warren County Emergency Management Agency Frank Young Warren County Ohio Tri-State Young Hamilton County Greg Wenz Cincinnati Wenz Montgomery County EMA Jeff Jordan Jordan Homeland Security

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