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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2004
Page
1
Edgewood High lists elementary students led by Dante as homecoming grand marshals including a child with a brain tumor amid parade preparations. The move highlights community spirit as students prepare to lead the Homecoming parade and festivities.
The White House defended Iraq policy as questions about prewar decisions and postwar plans rose. Former occupation head Bremer acknowledged a larger troop presence might have reduced looting, saying current forces are enough for the job, while Kerry pressed the point amid campaign attacks.
A Warren County minister is in custody after facing charges of gross sexual imposition involving a 12 year old. Bond is set at 500000. The case drew attention as details emerged from police records and court filings.
In Cleveland Vice President Dick Cheney pressed Democratic nominees with cold efficiency while Senator John Edwards held his own. Edwards challenged Cheney on Iraq business ties and Saddam’s link to 9 11. Voters and pundits saw sharp exchanges but remained unsure which ticket emerged stronger.
The vice presidential debate in Cleveland sees Senator John Edwards accuse the Bush administration of bungling Iraq and job losses while Vice President Dick Cheney disputes the figures. The exchange sharpens lines on casualties and security progress as both candidates push contrasting records.
Four soldiers including one from Middletown Ohio face murder charges in the November 26 2004 death of Maj Gen Abed Hamed Mowhoush in Qaim Iraq. The Army says death came from asphyxiation with chest compression and smothering. Court action hinges on an Article 32 hearing.
Mount St Helens exhaled a large steam and ash plume Tuesday, sprinkling grit on nearby towns about 25 miles away. Geologists expect weeks or months of smaller venting rather than a cataclysmic blast, with lava growth a possibility inside the crater.
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