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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2005
Page
12
A concise list of key Middletown Journal leadership noting the 1857 founding, with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark, editor M David Goodwin, and editorial page editor Michael Williams.
Mayor Noah Powers, in office since January, will deliver Middletown’s first annual State of the City address this month. The speech on April 26, to be broadcast on TV Middletown, will cover the master plan, finances, and the May 3 Middletown City Schools levy, with talk of budget cuts and service implications. The editorial group supports making the address an annual duty to assess the city’s present and future prospects.
The Miami University fire that killed three students prompts reflection on off campus housing fire safety. Colleges push dorm rules and inspections while cities vary in enforcement and costs. Ohio amid historic student fire deaths raises questions for parents about housing safety and risk factors like alcohol.
A Tribune summary notes President Bush, three months into his second term, remains outwardly upbeat but faces fading support. AP Ipsos polls show 44 percent approve, 54 percent disapprove, with GOP and independent voters split on taxes, immigration, and the Schiavo case. Congress trails, public sentiment shifts to domestic pocketbook issues, and Bush seeks to push Social Security plans amid a lame duck status.
George Will discusses how Britain uses parliamentary processes to shape abortion law beyond just rights. He cites a 28 week UK case, Down syndrome abortions in the US, and Brownback's prenatal awareness bill to inform parents. He contrasts constitutional monarchy limits with judge-led American practice and defends temperate policy changes.
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