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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2005
Page
1
The first fathers of Fenwick School will dedicate the Jerry Harkrader John Butch Rossi Athletic Complex this Sunday in a ceremony honoring school tradition. The event marks a milestone in the school’s athletics program with community leaders and families expected to attend.
The Butler County Red Cross lengthens its Heroes of the American Red Cross fundraising campaign from April 25 to May 27 aiming to raise about $60,000 for the local chapter. President Fred Wehr notes that while large donations roll in for national disasters, local needs suffer without steady local funding.
Hamilton Butler County Commissioner Michael Fox pushes the county to adopt its own GPS tracking system for sex and domestic violence offenders. He invites five security companies and domestic violence victim Amy Rezos to speak at today's 9:30 a.m. commission meeting. Demonstrations will show products and costs to county leaders.
A Madison bevy story claimed Taryn Nance's son graduated from Madison High School. The correction states he did not graduate there, transferring to another school before graduation.
Middletown City Schools consider a revised plan for the second half of the 75.8 million elementary project. Verity Middle School would stay put with a third move avoided. Rosedale Elementary may be replaced and Central Academy moved, with renovations at Rosedale. A community forum is set for 6 30 p m today at Rosedale Elementary School.
Mike Spillane born blind in congenital cataracts pursues daily improvement in sports at Fenwick High. The Fenwick sprinter juggles wrestling and football while undergoing periodic lens surgeries and wearing contacts and glasses to aid vision.
Two men were taken into custody after their aircraft flew over the White House, triggering an immediate security response and investigations by federal authorities. Officials described the incident as an unauthorized overflight with no reported injuries or property damage.
Two people were shot after an altercation on Eighth Avenue near the Elks Lodge parking lot shortly after midnight. Victims were taken to Middletown Regional Hospital ER. identities and conditions were unavailable. Police sought suspects, with witnesses saying masked individuals were involved. Officers searched the area and blocked parts of Eighth Avenue with deputy assistance.
New York report on United Airlines winning the right to terminate pensions. Jerry Jedynak, longtime O'Hare customer service agent, laments betrayal after 31 years with the company. Others in steel and airlines face contract cuts as pension terminations spread.
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