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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2005
Page
7
Middletown Journal lists long time staff including Publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and Editor M David Goodwin with Michael Williams serving as Editorial Page Editor. The 1857 founded paper notes leadership and page direction reflecting its historic newsroom.
This editorial flags Joe Randa as a bright opening week highlight for the Cincinnati Reds after two game winning home runs against the Mets. It also criticizes Ohio’s concealed weapon law low adoption, questions Franklin school board’s handling of the assistant superintendent’s exit, and cautions against state funding for E-Check in northeast Ohio with tobacco settlement money.
Dayron Dany News discusses four proposed methods to draw electoral districts. Options include letting elected officials or appointees control maps, appointing a nonpartisan Iowa style commission, or broad participation by the public and groups under a state rubric. The piece notes tradeoffs and calls for reform beyond current party-dominated systems.
John Young argues Frist’s quick judgment on Terri Schiavo and allied Bush administration rhetoric reflects a leadership style favored by a core constituency. The piece critiques reliance on swift conclusions, contrasts calls for evidence with prewar claims on Iraq, and questions whether such decisiveness equates to presidential suitability.
Elmon W. Prier recounts the nine year mystery of Freddie, a Detroit clothier gunned down in his store in 1996. DNA from a bloodstain on the cash register tied a suspect with a felony warrant, leading to closure for Freddie's family and the killer's arrest.
The Middletown Journal outlines submission options for letters to the editor including mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044, email at letters coxohio com, web submission at middletownjournal com letters, and fax at 513 423 6940. The notice provides contact channels and online address details for reader correspondence.
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