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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 2004

Page

5

Helicopter crash near Fort Hood kills soldiers in fog

The crash occurred as fog shrouded the 1,739 foot tower near Fort Hood. Witnesses described a loud impact and flames spreading across a field. Constable Ken Brown reported multiple bodies and said the aircraft appeared to spin after hitting wires. An FAA notice said tower lights were out of service until December 8. Investigators from Fort Rucker will determine the cause.

Withington Fort Hood Dan Pixon National Weather Service Fort Worth U.S. Army Safety Center Fort Rucker Ala Rock Eicke Eicke Tom Mora Mora Ken Brown McLennan County Brown Federal Aviation Administration Pursley FAA Army Vietnam Rod Aydelotte COX News Service Moody Texas

Monroe district eying stadium funded by open enrollment rents

The Monroe district generated 355000 in rent from former Lemon Monroe High and Monroe Elementary leases to Middletown City Schools and Butler Tech. Open enrollment funds exceed 800000 with 50 percent set aside for an enterprise fund to back capital projects including a planned stadium. Officials say rents guarantee only two more years with options for two more, pushing a move to permanent improvements.

Lemon-Monroe High Monroe Middletown City Schools Butler Tech Middletown Middletown High Heflin Tom Birdwell Hefflin Lemon- Monroe High School Carol Brotherton

Mass gay marriage appeal dies in four states

Liberty Counsel, defending same sex marriage ban efforts, saw appeals die in four states. The group presses for state amendments restricting gay marriage while polls show a national divide on civil unions and marriage rights. Massachusetts may face constitutional changes next year amid ongoing legal battles nationally.

Lambda California New Jersey New York Washington Liberty Counsel Massachusetts Supreme Court U.S High Court Ap-Ipsos

Case Study on Hearing Loss Strain and Recovery

A Middletown couple faced social withdrawal and mood changes as the wife struggled with undiagnosed hearing loss. A free hearing evaluation confirmed sensorineural loss. Properly fitted aids improved their life, with more time spent with friends and family and trips together. Call Beltone Hearing Care Center at 937-436-2358.

Beltone Hearing Care Center

Tasers face continued concerns from health experts and Amnesty

Amnesty International questions Tasers use citing potential to extend acceptable force levels. The U.S. military and police agencies deploy Tasers with millions in related gear, while officials claim major drops in shootings and injuries. Medical experts warn shocks could aggravate heart conditions, urging caution until more science clarifies risks.

Amnesty U.S Iraq Afghanistan Phil Smith Phoenix Randy Force Amnesty International Kathy Glatter University of California-Davis

Justices weigh medical marijuana laws in high court

The Supreme Court hears two California women's challenge seen as potentially weakening state medical marijuana laws, while the government warns a ruling against them could undermine federal drug oversight and prompt broader regulatory questions. Justice Souter notes 10 percent of Americans use illegal drugs and states with medical laws may face recreational use gaps. Justice Breyer contends many will claim medical justifications. The court expects a decision before next summer.

California Paul Clement David H. Souter America Stephen Breyer

Fire tragedy prompts probe into Leonard family case

In interviews the mother said she tried to put out the fire and fled for help after checking on the child. Investigators found she had not taken prescribed mood and sleep meds for about two months. Butler County Children Services had investigated abuse two months earlier. The death triggered an internal probe leading to a caseworker’s firing and a supervisor’s voluntary demotion, with findings of a closed investigation despite removals and records of erratic behavior and substance abuse.

Leonard Butler County Children Services Children Services

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