Girls Rally to Aid Butler Animal Shelter Jars
A group of girls collected hundreds to support the Butler animal shelter. Jars placed at local businesses fueled donations to feed treat and shelter unwanted and mistreated animals.
29 Nov 2004
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2004
Page
1
A group of girls collected hundreds to support the Butler animal shelter. Jars placed at local businesses fueled donations to feed treat and shelter unwanted and mistreated animals.
Officials warn rapid decision is needed as costs rise from 38.9 million to 49 million plus for the Liberty Interchange project. The plan includes a new interchange at Hamilton Mason Road and I 75, widening, and Cox Road extension toward Ohio 63. TIF funding faces uncertainty as property values and tax revenues shift with development.
NBC executive Dick Ebersole survives a plane crash in Colorado as two men die and one of his sons remains missing. The incident followed a fiery wreck after takeoff, with authorities continuing search operations. A corrected home ownership note identifies 8021 Creek Road as owned by Frank Dupps and Shelley Dupps.
Middletown Animal Control Officer Liz Lucas faces a drab metal box and a pained kitten crying loudly. She notes the animal may have ingested poison and weighs two grim options before euthanasia. Good Samaritans brought the case after suspecting a car incident.
In a Middletown Journal series on local jobs, Lucas, a certified veterinary technician and animal behaviorist, details years of work as a professional handler and trainer beginning in childhood with Rottweilers. Her office visits and reports reflect a long career in animal care.
Lebannon Estell W Buck the son of an electrical contractor told police he worked as a carpenter before crime life. Buck pleaded guilty to aggravated murder in Warren County for the March 7 killing of William E Doolittle Jr a 41 year old tool dealer found shot in a van outside a Monroe truck stop. He faces 20 years to life after a plea deal dropping the death penalty. Authorities say the motive was a $6000 theft payment. Buck has a 30 year rap sheet and was free since 2001 after a prior trailer theft sentence.
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