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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2004
Page
1
Four days remain until one of the year’s largest classified sections appears. The event promises bustling listings across real estate jobs and services, with readers urged to prepare early to maximize exposure and response.
Washington analysts forecast a record 422 billion dollar federal deficit for the election year, with the Congressional Budget Office saying deficits will shrink to 348 billion next year. Democrats decry the trend as harmful, pointing to job losses and rising Medicare premiums, while Republicans call the forecast a sign of improving economy under Bush tax relief.
An off-duty Monroe police officer is charged after allegedly crashing his fiancee's truck and leaving the scene early Friday. The report notes limited resources prompting church-based shelters to open temporary sites in November.
An AP tally shows 1,002 U.S. deaths since March 2003, with 999 troops and three civilians, as fighting spikes in Baghdad and near Fallujah. The Pentagon confirmed the milestone and noted broader losses in other theaters.
Rave reviews greet the first day at Monroe Local Schools as a new K 12 building welcomes students from first grade to seniors. Teachers praise the smooth start led by administrators and staff with students finding classrooms, aided by last week's open house. Principal Bob Leahy called it an excellent day as pride and excitement spark the new facility.
Tonight may be the final chance for residents near Middletown High School to oppose a zoning variance allowing Newpar DBA Verizon Wireless to build a 185 foot tower and a 330 square foot utility building on school property. Critics warn it would ruin the campus view. the Planning Commission will decide if further discussion is allowed after a June 9 public hearing.
Tropical Depression Frances, now a massive storm, unleashed at least 30 tornadoes from Georgia to the Carolinas and caused widespread damage. In Atlanta, trees toppled fences snapped poles and damaged homes. over 300,000 Georgians lost power. Irene breaching Alabama’s edge, a mobile home in South Carolina flipped injuring three. Aids stations readied diapers ice and fuel as Frances drove residents home and prompted fears of Hurricane Ivan forming in the Caribbean and threatening the region.
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