Monroe student shares holiday fruits with friends today
Donna Haskins serves up tasty dishes to five close pals as a yearly tradition during the holiday season. The event brings together friends for a meal and conversation, highlighting community and giving spirit on this D1 feature.
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Monroe
Donna Haskins
Chimney toppled after 74 years at McKinley school
Dynamite from Webster Blasting toppled the McKinley Elementary School chimney near the base of the building in Middletown. The 1930 constructed school, now being replaced, drew alumni and neighbors who watched the controlled demolition and later sought memory bricks from the site.
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Kat Fahrer
Middletown Journal
McKinney
Webster
Middletown
Webster Blasting
McKinley Elementary School
McKinley
Alfred Hensley
Heather Wilson
11Th Avenue
Death row population drops for third straight year
The 2003 death row population fell to a 30 year low as 144 inmates in 25 states were given the death penalty, 24 fewer than 2002. Illinois eliminated its death row as inmates were found innocent, while experts cite public hesitation and legal changes as factors. At year end, 3,374 prisoners awaited execution, 188 fewer than 2002. Illinois accounted for 84 percent of the decline.
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Washington
Justice Department
Illinois
Richard Dieter
Death Penalty Information Center
Supreme Court
Dieter
Anne Clements
Justice For All
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Insurgents Press Mosul as Fallujah Battle Intensifies
Insurgents stormed two Mosul police stations killing several Iraqi troops while fighting raged in Fallujah after the U.S. led assault. A Western woman hostage and other civilians were reported amid a widening crisis as U.S. Marines held positions and bombarded insurgent strongholds. Oil wells were set ablaze in northern Iraq as clashes spread through Sunni areas.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Mosul
Fallujah
Arafat
U.S
John Sattler
1St Marine Expeditionary Force
USS
Khabbaza
Kirkuk
Wally Gray Plans Bali Memoir After 1999 Journey
Alf Walter Gray recalls Bali’s pop culture link from South Pacific and outlines a planned book about his 1999 travels in the region. Steelers defeat Browns 24-10 as Roethlisberger shines in Cleveland, moving to 7-0 since rookie QB took over. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and milder temps with a high of 55 and low of 38. Interstate wire barriers highlighted for driver safety.
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Alf Walter
Wally” Gray
Bali
South Pacific
Ben Roethlisberger
Browns
Steelers
Cleveland
Accident victim James Reed struggles after 2003 crash
In Middletown on November 13 2003 James Reed 76 en route to lunch at the Senior Citizens Center was struck head on by a drunken driver on Verity Parkway. Reed survived severe head injury four broken ribs a fractured pelvis and a back injury after helicopter transport to Miami Valley Hospital. He now uses a walker and has long term memory loss and resides at Garden Manor.
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Middletown
Senior Citizens Center
James Reed
Manchester Avenue
Verity Parkway Center
David Housh
Regent Drive
Verity Parkway
Reed
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Garden Manor
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Kimberly Patterson
Patterson
Jacqueline Good
Duane Domineck
March Hackney
Karen Mack
Middletown City
Hackney
Domineck
Duane Winkfield
Winkfield
Everett Johnson
Johnson
Today’s Journal
Cox Ohio Publishing
By Lauren Pack
Gary Stelzer