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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 2004

Page

12

County officials fear cuts to local government funds

Butler County and surrounding communities convened to push back against possible state reductions in Undivided Local Government Funds generated by the Ohio sales tax. With a multi billion dollar deficit forecast, officials warn budgets for police, fire and other services could be hit and pledge grass roots action to protect funding across 88 counties.

Hamilton Butler County Ohio Greg Jolivette Long Gary Cates West Chester

Fatal Franklin fire most likely an accident

A Franklin blaze at 101 N Main St on Sept 25 killed Terry Mills 46. Fire officials with the city fire department state the cause is undetermined open flame originating in a first floor bedroom. A working smoke detector helped alert others and quick extinguishment limited casualties.

Franklin N. Main St Terry Mills Mills

Edwards says Kerry would end back door draft and boost volunteer military

Edwards told about 800 at Wayne Booster Community Center that Kerry would halt long National Guard and reservist deployments, end a back door draft, and raise all volunteer forces by 40,000 while doubling Special Forces. He argued Bush mishandled Afghanistan and Iraq and warned of nuclear threats from North Korea and Iran.

Huber Heights John Kerry National Guard John Edwards Edwards Kerry Wayne Booster Kevin Madden Bush Madden Afghanistan Osama bin Laden Iraq North Korea Iran

Video streaming aids deaf education and online degrees

High speed Internet boosts video streaming for deaf and hard of hearing students. Executives, educators, and pastors describe streaming as enabling sign language in instruction, remote courses, and potential online degrees. Demand for broadband grows as more communities gain access.

Mason David Stecca Deaf Video Communications of America Inc Wheaton Ill Fred Adams Sword Deaf College Cincinnati Adams Stephen Campbell National Technical Institute For the Deaf Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester N.Y Tsutomu Araki Tsukuba College of Technology Tsukuba Japan Andy Warmack Warmack Immanuel Baptist Church Lexington The Christian Deaf Virtual University Birmingham Ala Sharon Berry Stecca Michael Karchmer Gallaudet Research Institute Gallaudet University Washington D.C National Center For Health Statistics U.S. Census Bureau United States Alton Brant Clemson University South Carolina

Campaign signs spark GOP-leaning dispute in county race

The dispute centers on Mike Best's use of the term Republican on campaign materials as he runs as an independent for county commissioner. Carpenter cites an Elections Commission opinion from a Harmon case to argue only a formal Republican candidate may use the label, while Best and Fox contend the issue hinges on party endorsements and free speech.

Carpenter Elections Commission GOP Central Committee Phillip Harmon Ohio 12Th Congressional District Harmon The Ion Best Republican Central Committee Mike Best Harmon For Congress Fox Greg Jolivette Jolivette Ohio House of Representatives Courtney Combs Commission

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