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Seat belt plea for school buses to prevent paralysis
In a heartfelt letter dated May 11, 1992 a bus accident left the writer paralyzed and now urges parents and school officials to require lap shoulder belts on school buses. The author argues belts would improve safety, reduce injuries, and reinforce a culture of buckling up for children.
Butler County Dems push active campaigns and watchdog ethics
The Butler County campaign season shows heightened Democratic activity with Kerry Edwards supporters in Middletown, Hamilton, Oxford and West Chester. Dale Richter and Cathy Stoker emerge as notable candidates, emphasizing lawfulness, fiscal accountability, and public engagement to reform county government.
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Wisdom and Knowledge as Shelter for Life
A reflective aphorism contrasts wisdom and money as shelters while highlighting knowledge's edge in safeguarding the holder's life through prudent understanding. The saying implies enduring benefit from insight beyond material wealth.
Controversy Volleys Over Church Statue and Local Issues
Letter writer criticizes Solid Rock Church for expensive TV ads and a large conductor statue while praising church charity work including missions funding in Brazil and local ministries. The note also questions Edgewood budget choices, police conduct, school dress code enforcement, and Civilian reactions to Sept 11 anniversary.
Evacuation grows as Ivan nears Gulf Coast
Harrison County Mississippi urged 180000 residents to leave by Tuesday afternoon and opened 17 shelters. Casinos along the coast closed at noon as people rushed to secure property. Forecasters tracked Ivan toward the Mississippi Alabama line with potential landfall by Thursday and the Atlanta area facing tropical rain. Johnson, Cox News Service.
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Bush memos labeled fake but accurate say they reflect real documents
Marian Carr Knox, longtime Ellington Air Force Base secretary, says the memos are not her work though they resemble documents she typed. The 86 year old recalls Bush era at the guard and calls the memos inauthentic, while noting she questions Bush’s fitness for office.
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Dune buggy rollover fatality in Wayne Township
Kevin Taylor a 23 year old Hamilton resident died after a dune buggy he rode in flipped in a front yard on Waynes Trace Road in Wayne Township Butler County. He was ejected and trapped beneath the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. The driver escaped with minor injuries and the incident remains under investigation by the Butler County Sheriff's Office and Coroner.
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Muslims Visit Mosque For Tours After 9/11 Tensions
In 2002 leaders planned a replacement hospital near Ohio 122 and I 75 as visitors to the Plantation Drive mosque in West Chester questioned American reactions to 9/11. Usman Hayat from Pakistan and trustee Shakila Ahmad described threats, police presence, and rising demand for Islamic center speakers while bussing in Middletown craftsman Jay Moorman noted his glasswork for the mosque. Ahmad said Muslims endure global suffering yet remain Americans with heritage to protect.
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