06 Sep 2004
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2004
Page
1
The upcoming OBmarket stretches over six days marking a major event in the classifieds segment. Organizers tout extensive listings and numerous vendors prepared to showcase offerings across categories. Local readers anticipate a robust turnout and wide audience reach.
A car show in Trenton Downtown on September 11 honors heroes and supports local firefighters by funding a new thermal imaging camera. Proceeds go to the department to enhance emergency response capabilities.
Democrats say Bush post convention surge was sparked by four days of attacks on Kerry and will fade. Bush campaigns in West Virginia as both parties push to expand the race, arguing tax plans harm job growth while Kerry pledges tax restores for higher earners. Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry reunite in Pittsburgh amid health scare for Teresa.
A Middletown feature highlights Labor Day as a working holiday for many, with photos on Page B1 showing nurses, firefighters, police, and military personnel. Census data detail local employment across manufacturing, construction, transport, retail, and sales, while hospitals, hotels, and stores sustain workers on this busy day.
Policy Matters Ohio reports July 2004 state data show Ohio 217000 fewer jobs since March 2001. 2003 saw wage declines and persistent job losses while 2003 year end median wage was 13.14 per hour, below the national 13.62. Ohio added 19700 jobs since 2003, but at that pace would take over six years to regain pre recession levels.
In Miamisburg Tara Gill, a divorced mother of four, joins ONOW at the Butler County Job Center to train for operating engineering careers. The eight week course teaches math and reading, with hands on practice driving forklifts and bulldozers at the Miamisburg Training Center of Local 18.
A Dayton Daily News employee was killed Saturday after pushing a woman out of the way when gunfire erupted at a party in Dayton. The incident leaves questions about safety and shows how news staff can be caught in local violence.
Frances lashed Florida with winds and floods, leaving more than 5 million without power and over 13 inches of rain on the central east coast. One death in Gainesville reported, plus two in the Bahamas. The storm weakened to a tropical storm near Tampa and crawled inland toward the Panhandle as Ivan churned elsewhere.
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