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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2005
Page
7
The Middletown Journal announces editorial leadership changes with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor, while Michael Williams remains editorial page editor, reflecting the paper's longstanding leadership since its 1857 founding.
This week celebrates Sean Bell for guiding youth at the Todd Bell Track event. Middletown officials reach a cell tower compromise near the east side and the high school entrance. Lawmakers push new license plate ideas including One Nation Under God and predator plates. Butler County Jail inmates may earn GEDs after a testing program. Monroe residents plan a small lending library in two former classrooms.
In a Middletown Letters to the Editor Newell argues May 3 is the vote date for Issue 9 the school funding measure. He links passage to progress toward an Excellent state rating and warns of $10 million budget cuts and staff reductions if defeated. He endorses the measure for students community and personal investment.
Former House leader Tommy DeLay confronts a spectral former kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Pebbleman, who reprimands his temper and bullying after debates over court decisions and the Schiavo case. The surreal exchange recalls past umpire disputes and political labels as he endures a painful ear twist.
A Pew study of Howard Dean supporters from 2004 shows they are mostly middle aged, white, educated and affluent, far from the college-kid image. They stay in the Democratic Party, energizing the race if Bush remains political focus, with mixed views on Iraq and policy priorities.
The Middletown Journal explains how to submit letters to the editor by mail email or fax and requires signers full name address and daytime phone for verification It notes letters on the May 3 election must be received by noon April 27 and that letters are edited for length and clarity.
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