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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2005
Page
7
The Middletown Journal notes its founding in 1857 and lists key staff including Publisher Ann Hoffman, Editor M. David Goodwin, and Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams.
The Middletown campus hosts its first Community Appreciation Day from 11 am to 4 pm offering activities and a chance to connect with the campus. Also praised are the City Council and administrators for updating vicious dog rules, Habitat for Humanity volunteers for new homes, and Mayor Powers for time-management reminders at meetings.
Resea Parson and Bill Moses publish letters urging Middletown citizens to vote yes on the May 3 levy. They argue years of cuts and stagnant funding threaten schools and community, calling for state funding reform if the levy fails. The writers emphasize local pride and personal ties to Middletown City Schools.
The piece denounces Henry Hyde's legacy and the Hyde Amendment, arguing it restricts federal Medicaid funding for abortion since 1976, harms poor women with medical needs, cites Rosie Jimenez and CDC deaths, notes expansion to other groups, and condemns the political hypocrisy of denying rights while praising protective rhetoric.
Robert Scheer argues the Connecticut Legislature approved same sex civil unions despite a Republican governor's marriage definition amendment, viewing it as a partial victory that paves the way for full gay marriage. He notes the Finkelstein Phenomenon as evidence gays are real people, including Republicans, and likens civil rights progress to past anti segregation battles.
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