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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2004
Page
1
Salvation Army youth groups guide youngsters toward positive attitudes and brighter futures as they tackle big life choices and develop leadership skills through community activities on the B1 section.
In Scottsdale Arizona voters prepare for the third presidential debate between President Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry at Arizona State University Tempe The race is seen as a pivotal closer with previous debates ending in solid Kerry win and a near draw in St Louis Bush criticizes Kerry as liberal and stresses policy differences on jobs taxes healthcare and the war on terror.
Middletown officials consider a local site for the Ohio State Trap shooting competition. Final matchup against Hamilton described as their own "Super Bowl," fueling pride in three team leaders. Cloudy morning with a chance of rain. high 62, low 48.
Ten minutes in Carlisle girls soccer clash against Pleasant Hill Newton saw Rachael Gross, an 18 year old manager with Down syndrome, score the final goal in a 5-0 home win on Senior Night. Newton’s coach urged giving her a chance, and coach Tim Middleton praised her dedication.
The Supreme Court said it will hear challenges to government displays of the Ten Commandments, addressing Kentucky and Texas cases after years of legal battles over church and state. Justice-focused disputes have sparked nationwide clashes, including Alabama courthouse monuments and state orders.
Police edge closer to solving one of Middletown’s most infamous crimes from March 10 1985 at the former King Kwik store on South Breese Boulevard where 31 year old John W Francis and 33 year old Nancy Jean Abrams were shot dead in separate rooms. Abrams’s husband Greg and daughter Stephanie survive. Francis owned a jewelry store and worked at Champion Paper Co.
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