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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2004
Page
2
A line attributed to Robert Ingersoll states that any doctrine that cannot withstand investigation is not suitable for an honest mind. The quotation reflects his liberal skepticism and demand for intellectual scrutiny.
The New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled against Val Kilmer and Joanne Whalley in a $304,217 1995 personal income tax refund claim. The court found the Taxation and Revenue Department had no authority after a 210 day window expired, upholding a department ruling.
Clown Charlie Carroli and actor Paul Newman rehearse at Zippos Circus in Highbury Fields London. The performance benefits U K Children’s Charities with the show.
Susan Sarandon will narrate an 11 part radio documentary about Leonard Bernstein’s life and work. The program uses his letters and interviews with over 100 associates, including John Adams and Stephen Sondheim, and airs internationally next month.
Vancouver British Columbia organizers at the Vancouver International Film Festival report strong interest in documentaries. Festival director Alan Franey calls it "the year of the documentary" noting heightened timeliness after September 11 and the Iraq war, with expectations of big crowds for films like Fahrenheit 9/11 and Super Size Me.
On September 3 2004 the calendar marks the Treaty of Paris ending the Revolutionary War in 1783 and notable events across centuries. Entries include Richard I’s 1189 crown, Cromwell’s 1658 death, Britain and France declaring war in 1939, Italy armistice talk in 1943, Thieu’s 1967 election, Sweden driving on the right in 1967, the final What's My Line episode, Viking 2 Mars landing in 1976, Pope John Paul I’s 1978 installation, a 1989 Cuban jetliner crash, China Russia arms pact era, the Princess Diana inquiry closing in 2005, Space Shuttle inspection findings, a 2004 Florida execution in anti abortion violence, and Bush free trade moves with Singapore and Chile.
Actress Helen Wagner turns 86, Mort Walker 81 cartoonist, Hank Thompson 79 country singer, Anne Jackson 78, Hugh Sidey 77 Time editor, Tompall Glaser 71, Eileen Brennan 69, Pauline Collins 64, Al Jardine 62, Valerie Perrine 61, Donald Brewer 56, Steve Jones 49, Todd Lewis 39, Costas Mandylor 39, Charlie Sheen 39, Jennifer Paige 31, Nick Wechsler 26.
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