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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2004
Page
1
Barry Bonds captures his seventh National League Most Valuable Player honor, edging stiff competition as he leads the San Francisco Giants with standout hitting and outstanding all around performance this season.
Money magazine ranks Butler County 24th among the nations 318 largest counties for job growth in 2004s first quarter with a 3.9 percent rise. County officials credit strategic investments aiding an industry friendly climate around Union Centre Boulevard I-75 interchange and a planned Ohio 63 corridor extension to boost future job gains.
College seniors foresee a strong job market with recruiters visiting campuses and internships expanding. Employers emphasize entry level roles, competitive salaries, and opportunities across technology finance engineering and healthcare, signaling a positive hiring climate as graduates near graduation.
A business veteran launches Rookie's, a sit down sports bar and grill on New Verity Parkway offering dinner and multiple TVs for games. The new venue aims to attract locals seeking casual dining and game viewing in a relaxed setting.
A Monday night game saw IDE H Ea ERD defeat Dallas 49 to 21 in a lopsided showing. The performance featured few standout plays and left fans unimpressed with the visitors' execution on offense and defense.
Secretary of State Colin Powell announces resignation joining Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham Education Secretary Rod Paige and Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman. They will remain until successors are confirmed. Rice named to replace Powell with Hadley as National Security Council head.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, in Quito for a Western Hemisphere defense ministers’ conference, said he has not discussed his future with President Bush. He reaffirmed priorities to win the global war on terror and transform the department for the 21st century while praising Colin Powell after Powell's resignation.
Insurgents struck Baqubah and a nearby village two police stations simultaneously as U S forces used airstrikes to blunt the assault. Two 500 pound bombs followed a two hour firefight with reinforcements arriving by bus. Fighting also continued in Mosul amid tense conditions.
Miami students plan group tours to Civil Rights sites in Tennessee and Mississippi to encounter living history face to face. The feature highlights the educational journey as part of a broader exploration of social change.
A study using the National Weight Control Registry finds that restricting fat helps sustain weight loss better than limiting carbohydrates. Suzanne Phelan of Brown Medical School presented the results, based on 2,700 dieters who had lost about 72 pounds on average and were followed for a year.
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