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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2005
Page
16
Middletown police say a white male in his 20s entered Family Dollar at 650 N University with a knife, demanded money, but fled without the weapon, leaving the knife on the front counter. The suspect, described as black shirt black shorts red hat, remains at large.
A Baltimore Street man, Jeffery Johnson, 51, was cut on the chest while on his front porch about 12 45 a m Sunday. He was taken to Middletown Regional Hospital for a superficial wound. Police issued a warrant for Emanuel Thomas, 26, for felonious assault. he was not in custody.
Warren County commissioners agreed to back a plan to apply for federal funds to build Bently Woods, a 30 unit one bedroom apartment complex in Lebanon. The $2.5 million project aims to house seniors as the county’s elderly population grows and existing facilities have wait lists.
Monroe officers arrested Donald Baker and Edward Fultz after stopping a Chevy pickup on Cincinnati Dayton Road around 1 30 a.m. They allegedly transported two aluminum gas tanks from a semi truck claiming permission. The trucking firm owner denied authorization. Both men jailed on 2810 bonds, with no court dates set.
About 2,000 public education advocates gathered outside the Ohio Statehouse to demand more state funding, caps on charter schools, and limits on vouchers. Sandra Lewis of Dayton's Colonel White High School criticized the budget provision allowing district cuts without collective bargaining, while leaders defended the legislature's focus on education.
A Health Policy Institute of Ohio study based on 1998 and 2004 data shows Ohio's poverty rate rising from 12 percent to 17 percent, adding about 580,021 people in poverty by 2004. Officials note the figures reflect broader economic decline and rising health care coverage. Local aid groups say working poor increasingly rely on food banks as wages stagnate.
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