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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2004
Page
1
Butler uses drug funds to purchase two kilograms in cash and faces police inquiry. Investigators say the transaction tied to an ongoing drug case involves seized funds and the suspect’s alleged role in distributing narcotics.
In the Middletown Historic District, eight houses and two churches prepare to welcome visitors for a Candlelight Tour of Homes today. Local organizers say the event showcases heritage architecture and neighborhood holiday spirit. Residents invite neighbors and guests to stroll the lit routes and enjoy seasonal displays.
Colombian defense chief Uribe said FARC plotted to assassinate President Bush during his Cartagena stop. He cited informants and unnamed sources, while White House officials declined comment. No evidence of arrests was released.
A Middletown home fire displaced a family and killed two cats on Aberdeen Drive. Family members were treated for minor injuries at Middletown Regional. Nontoxic latex dye sealer products are promoted to refresh tree appearance and moisture sealing. Balloon Glow with Santa Claus set for 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Smith Park. Morning clouds, afternoon sun with a high near 45 and low around 30.
President Bush pushes revenue neutral tax reform with winners and losers. Reports say federal deduction for state and local taxes could target blue states that rely on income taxes. Analysts note political calculus as blue states favored Kerry in 2000.
Warren County Fairgrounds, owned by Lebanon Raceway, rejects non-race events including religious services and antique shows. The 11 month season and a 2044 contract underpins the decision, drawing ire from ministers and local clubs who say the space should serve the broader community.
The Iraqi government rejected Sunni demands to delay the vote, with Shiite leaders calling the date nonnegotiable. Insurgents intensified attacks around Baghdad as clashes erupted north of the capital, including a three hour battle after insurgents overran a town hall and police stations. Spokesman Thair al-Naqeeb said authorities will hold elections on time and urged widespread participation. In Najaf, Shiite leaders backed the Jan. 30 date, signaling unity against postponement.
Families face a bleak holiday season as poverty rises in Middle Town. Michelle Schenck, Tren ton, struggles to provide for her two children Shannon and Mackenzie while Shared Harvest Foodbank reports record demand and no extra food for gift baskets due to budget cuts and tighter supplies.
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