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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2004
Page
1
The Cowboys sacked Washington quarterback five times and held on for a 21 to 18 victory on Monday night. Dallas defense limited the Redskins while the offense produced key scores to secure the win.
The Fenwick girls posted a solid win over Madison as the Falcons debuted in their new home arena. Fenwick rode strong shooting and rebounded defense to take early control and secure the victory.
Merck backs Nastech in a multimillion-dollar deal to test Pep tide YY 336 Nasal Spray as a potential appetite suppressant. The spray aims to signal fullness 20 to 35 minutes after dosing, potentially cutting daily calories by about 30 percent for obese and overweight adults amid obesity and related health risks.
President Bush drew about 4,000 at Clark County Fairgrounds and an estimated 50,000 at Voice of America Park during a swing through Cedarville, Xenia, Waynesville, and Springboro. He mocked Kerry’s Iraq votes while Kerry defended them from Wisconsin ahead of the debate.
President George Bush visited Springfield drawing about 4,000 at the Midwest Livestock and Expo Center. He framed a focus on education while addressing health care Iraq and No Child Left Behind amid a supportive crowd and casual exchanges with teachers parents and a principal.
President Bush addressed an estimated 50,000 supporters at Voice of America park, Ohio, describing the turnout as the largest political crowd there. Traffic snarls and parking overflow marked a high energy day as vendors hawked gear and helicopters briefly sparked confusion before his appearance in Springfield.
In Vero Beach Florida residents faced sweltering heat as recovery started after Hurricane Jeanne joined Charley Frances and Ivan. People queued for food water and supplies while generators ran scarce and officials described the season as the most severe relief effort yet. Gov. Jeb Bush called all storms powerful and destructive as the state braces for continued cleanup and rebuilding.
Quiznos franchise to open at the corner of Central and Broad. Partly cloudy and cool with a high around 71 degrees. Aron Ralston discusses a life saving decision in a new volume. A robbery hearing recalls past terror. Weather notes say September driest month despite yearly precipitation above normal.
Insurgents push an offensive while U S jets strike suspected militant targets in Baghdad. Two U S soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division died near Balad in separate incidents. Civilian casualties and damage reported as the clash escalates with hospital figures and a military inquiry underway.
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