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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2005
Page
9
The Middletown Journal invites readers to send letters to the editor via mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 or by email to letters coxohio com or fax at 513 423 6940 to share community opinions and suggestions.
Citizens are asked to sign letters with full name address and daytime phone number for verification. The page notes that letters are edited for length and clarity and that those about the May 3 elections must arrive by noon April 27.
A proverb-like line compares a cruel ruler to a roaring lion or a charging bear overseeing a defenseless populace, illustrating swift, oppressive power and the harm it inflicts on those under their rule.
A New York Times style column details a Manhattan diner experience showing racial bias, cites a Long Island study by Erase Racism calling Long Island the third most segregated suburb, and recounts a 1998–2002 discrimination case against J. and R. Wimmer Realty with a $22,000 settlement. The piece urges legislative action to improve data, enforcement, and oversight in state human rights efforts.
The Middletown Economic Development Corp urges support for school district issues on May 3 to ensure a skilled workforce and attract/retain world class business. They argue education foundation starts with youth and call for voters in Middletown Edgewood and Madison districts to back their respective ballot measures.
A letter from Middletown community members urges voting for Issue 9 to protect reading and math achievement, art and music programs, and after school activities. It highlights ongoing budget cuts and argues the need to avoid further reductions while noting a $18 monthly rise on a $100,000 home. The piece emphasizes the role of the Board of Education and praises Middletown High School musical arts programs. It also addresses rumors about field turf projects and details a prior turf cost analysis.
Readers debate red light cameras at Central and Breiel and praise for Elmon Prior while criticizing a police officer's reinstatement. They discuss education funding via lottery, job morale after factory closure, and the Middletown Community Center’s sustainability through fundraising.
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