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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

02 Sep 2004

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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

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Sep 02, 2004

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4

Safe return of 324th Ohio National Guard unit

Hundreds cheered as Capt Rudolph Pringle II praised the unit as the 324th Ohio National Guard returned home from 26 of the last 36 months on duty. Brig Gen Ronald Young called them true heroes and urged prayers for two fallen guardsmen, Spc Ryan Martin and 1st Lt Charles Wilkens.

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Loansharks gouge military families in New York

New York Attorney General Elin Spitzer filed a civil lawsuit against N.Y. Catalog Sales and its owner John Gill, alleging loansharking through high interest loans tied to gift certificates. The three-store operation near Fort Drum reportedly uses postdated checks and forces repeated borrowing, preying on cash-strapped military personnel and families during wartime. Gill declined to comment.

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Virus suspected in two Wisconsin crib deaths

A newly identified virus from Japan is suspected in two Wisconsin crib deaths, marking its first identification in the United States. It is unclear if the virus caused the deaths, though both babies were ill and showed lung disease signs before dying. Sudden infant death syndrome remains a broad term for unexplained infant deaths.

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