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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2004
Page
1
A car bomber struck outside Baghdad police headquarters, fatally injuring at least 47 as Iraqis queued for cadet posts. The attack, tied to an al Qaeda linked group, also left eight civilians dead and 18 wounded in Ramadi while Baqubah saw 11 police killed in a separate ambush.
A Hamilton man died when a dune buggy overturned in Wayne Township. A passenger was ejected and trapped beneath the vehicle, prompting emergency crews to respond to the scene.
Eight young Islamic professionals toured Butler County in Middletown and West Chester Township visiting the Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati. State Department escorts joined local discussions with City Councilman Perry Thatcher about decades of business efforts, hospital retention, and local development initiatives.
Rep Porter Goss nominated by President Bush pledged forthright objective intelligence if confirmed while warning the CIA buildup to fight terrorism will require more than five years He noted his past as a clandestine officer and declined to discuss partisan records amid a charged reform drive on Capitol Hill Cox News Service
Washington report by Rep. Henry Waxman accuses the Bush White House of undermining public access to information and expanding secrecy. The 81 page document criticizes FOIA restrictions Patriot Act secret actions and withholding presidential papers while noting few White House press conferences.
Nearly 2 million people escape the northern Gulf Coast as Hurricane Ivan strengthens to a Category 4 storm. Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana residents head inland amid warnings of a 10 to 16 foot surge. Officials urge fast evacuation and close airports and casinos along the coast.
More than 1.2 million people in New Orleans urged to evacuate as 140 mph Hurricane Ivan approaches the Gulf Coast. Florida, Alabama and nearby areas also ordered to evacuate. Officials warn the hurricane’s center could pass within 75 miles over the next 72 hours beginning 2 p.m. EDT Tuesday. As of 5 p.m. EDT, a storm warning remained in effect.
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