05 Sep 2004
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2004
Page
1
A community paper announces a special pullout section in pages B5 through B8 celebrating the new Monroe school. The feature highlights the project scope, dates, and local involvement shaping the school’s opening and future programs.
Former President Bill Clinton, in good spirits, walked in hospital clothing as he prepared for heart bypass surgery likely Monday or Tuesday. His wife and daughter visited, with 15 000 get well messages received via his foundation site.
The Journal spent time with local residents for whom Labor Day is not a holiday. Residents describe daily work, routines, and community ties amid a warm 87 degree day and clear skies.
A ward-by-ward look shows Middletown’s 3rd Ward supplies 35 of 75 volunteers on city boards and commissions, posts the highest voter turnout at about 51 percent, and holds the top median income and home ownership. Experts caution wealth and education don’t guarantee involvement. local context shapes engagement.
Hurricane Frances, moving slowly at about 5 mph, pummeled the Florida coast with winds over 90 mph and caused widespread power outages, flooding, and roof damage. Forecasters warned of 8 to 12 inches of rain, with up to 20 inches in some areas, as the storm prompted the largest evacuation in state history and a federal disaster declaration.
Deborah Nicholas of Fort Pierce says she will go stir crazy and may end up in a strait jacket by Monday as Frances lingers off the coast. Forecasters downgrade to a Category 2 hurricane with 105 mph winds, predicting heavy rain and flooding potential. In Palm Bay, winds tear a banquet hall roof, topple trees, and bend light posts while residents fear lingering danger.
President Vladimir Putin admitted Russian weakness during a national address after the Beslan school hostage crisis left more than 340 dead, urging mobilization against terrorism as mourners gathered in Vladikavkaz. The Beslan siege killed hundreds, many children, with the gymnasium heavily damaged and hostages held for 62 hours.
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