Middletown City Workers Offer Visitor Pass Program
Middletown city staff unveil a visitor pass initiative aimed at easing access and cutting confusion for guests and residents. The program seeks smoother interactions with city offices and clearer guidance for those entering city buildings.
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Akron Meth Surge Turns Summit County Into Meth Capital
Akron and Summit County see a surge in methamphetamine activity as federal data show 354 meth sites statewide in fiscal year 2004. Officials warn of a growing addiction problem across Ohio with Warren and Greene counties also affected. Meth, cheaper and easier to produce, fuels higher arrests, raids, and drug funds amid reports of dangerous production of the drug across the state.
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Former AK executive rises and falls at steelmaker
John Hintz rose from Curtis Street counsel in 1989 to president of AK Steel Corp by January 2003, praised as a rapid ascent. Eleven days after being named, AK reported a $489.7 million quarterly loss as boardroom tensions with Richard Wardrop persisted at The Cincinnati hotel on September 18, 2003.
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Tabloid prints new photos of Saddam
Baghdad reports say a British tabloid published surreptitious prison pictures of Saddam Hussein while Iraq’s long isolated Sunni minority seeks to rally tribal political and religious groups. They demand Interior Minister Bayan Jabr resign amid sectarian tensions after cleric killings blamed on Shiite forces.
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Afleet Alex Survives Near Fall to Win Page Climb
Afleet Alex shows resilience after nearly going down but regains balance to surge clear and clinch victory in the Page Climb event. Trainer and jockey celebrate as rival challengers falter late.
Developer envisions Crossings mixed use at Monroe edge
The Crossings project aims to transform the Monroe edge at the Ohio 4 and Ohio 63 interchange into a mixed use development. Officials plan retail and residential spaces, with public transit access and pedestrian emphasis. The proposal signals a major local redevelopment push for the downtown area.
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