30 Oct 2004
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2004
Page
1
Volunteers descend on Smith Park to set clocks back and prepare for the annual winter light display. Community members work to turn the club scene to standard time as lights go up across Middletown.
Dayton Ohio The GOP challenge against certain voters was stopped as U S District Judge Susan Dlott halted pre election hearings in all Ohio counties and ordered Secretary of State J Kenneth Blackwell to tell elections boards to stop the actions Blackwell backed keeping challengers from polling sites on Election Day He favored observing the process and said a full airing could not occur before Tuesday Democrats called the move a victory for voter protection and opposition to the GOP effort to suppress votes
In Manchester Bush frames national security during a campaign stop joined by 9/11 survivors and family members of fallen responders. Kerry counterattacks from Orlando, accusing Bush of mismanaging the war in Iraq as both vie for voter support ahead of election day.
NAACP leaders say the IRS warned it could lose tax exemption for publishing a July Philadelphia keynote by chairman Julian Bond that criticized President Bush. Bond defends nonpartisanship and vows to challenge what they call a partisan attempt to silence voices before elections. Kerry urges Justice Department probe into IRS handling and possible White House contacts.
Ghouls and goblins take over the Middletown City Building for the annual Trick-or-Treat party. The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with warm temperatures around 73 degrees, a low of 46, and pages list sections for business, classifieds, comics, community, and more.
Middletown police investigate after a 4-foot cross was found burned in front of a Oneida neighborhood apartment building. An altercation the prior night involved racial slurs and citations for disorderly conduct against an adult and two juveniles. Detectives pursue ethnic intimidation charges.
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