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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2004
Page
1
Salvation Army bellringers shift locations as Target stores drop out of fundraising spots. The red kettle brigade expands to Towne Mall and additional sites in a bid to boost donations and visibility for the charity.
A Madison Township mother, Aimee Leonard, 30, faces up to 15 years for involuntary manslaughter and child endangering in the February 4 trailer fire that killed her 7 month old son Justin Johnson Jr. The afternoon sentencing before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Matthew Crehan follows testimony that she started the blaze by lighting a shirt after an argument with the baby's father. Leonard is jailed as investigators cited traces of ignitable liquid in floor samples. defense notes diminished capacity.
A UH-60 Black Hawk from Fort Hood crashed near Bruceville Edwards Texas while en route to Texarkana killing seven soldiers onboard. The helicopter may have clipped tower guy wires near KXXV TV Channel 25. Captain Todd Christmas was named among the dead. the family confirmed his death to a family friend.
Amnesty International warns Tasers may not be truly nonlethal as usage expands from airline crews to police and civilians. The report cites at least 74 deaths in the US and Canada over four years and urges scientific testing and tighter safeguards. Gerald Le Melle of Amnesty USA highlights concerns over vulnerable groups and gratuitous deployments.
Monroe Board of Education unveiled preliminary plans for a two sided football stadium on Yankee Road to serve football soccer band and community sports. The project estimated at 2.18 million would be funded by non bond sources and include artificial turf costing over 700000 with seating for 4139. Local residents welcomed the plan if taxpayers are not burdened.
The U S Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal aimed at overturning Massachusetts gay marriage. The decision leaves intact a 4-3 state ruling granting marriage rights to gay couples and signals further legal battles nationwide. Lambda and others welcomed the outcome. activists note no harm to couples and thousands have wed in Massachusetts.
Officials believe a body recovered from the chartered jet crash site is Teddy, the 14 year old son of an NBC executive. The Middletown Journal notes alt pages with local crime and weather details.
The Supreme Court debated whether federal authorities can prosecute patients who use marijuana with doctors orders under state medical laws. Angel Raich of Oakland and Diane Monson, ill from brain tumors and other conditions, sue to preserve homegrown access after federal seizures. Their attorney argues seriously ill patients rely on cannabis despite side effects.
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