03 Oct 2004
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2004
Page
1
A Middletown firefighter says the new film Ladder 49 hits the mark for realism. An audience of emergency responders gives thumbs up for John Travolta's portrayal and the depiction of firefighting life in the movie.
Northwestern stunned Ohio State with a 33 27 overtime victory. The dramatic finish featured late momentum shifts and clutch plays from key players as the Wildcats upset the favored Buckeyes at home.
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, represented by consultant Terry Casey, proposes buying 150 acres of Leonard Robinson’s land to build a casino and entertainment complex. Partners include Middletown broker Murray Guttman and Hills Development Co. owner Greg Pratt as part of the project, which could attract up to 750 million in development.
A Nebraska man began with a few branches and grew an eight foot tree to memorialize soldiers who died in the Iraq war. The item appears in the local paper’s Page B8 feature alongside a brief weather forecast noting sunny skies and a high near 68 degrees.
Chilean cooks led by Luis Layera Jimenez and son Gabriel wow Middfest visitors with salmon tartar seafood empanadas and quinua pudding whiledonated ingredients from Jungle Jim's boost the demo. Nestle Chile veteran Jimenez touts seven family chefs and Chilean wine as key flavors as residents consider a future trip to Chile.
The Supreme Court opens its new term with disputes over death penalty free speech and prison terms plus new topics like medical marijuana and out of state wine purchases. Last term featured 5 4 rulings and sharp dissents. Justice O Connor warned the court risked havoc on trial courts with June sentencing limit ruling.
President Bush labeled Kerry's debate remark a global test as a policy trap and foreign control risk. He argued national security decisions should be made in the Oval Office, not foreign capitals, while Kerry supporters disputed the portrayal as distorted.
A six hour standoff on Audubon Drive ended with 35 year old Chris Bolling taking his own life in a Maple Oak Apartments unit. Police say Bolling threatened to kill his girlfriend and was under the influence during the hours long siege before a police dog located him in a back bedroom with a self inflicted gunshot wound. Neighbors were displaced and officers conducted the call between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. after Bolling abandoned a car on Todhunter Road and then contacted the girlfriend at Mount Pleasant Retirement Community.
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