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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2005
Page
10
The Middletown Journal announces its leadership with ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher and M. DAVID GOODWIN as Editor along with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as Editorial Page Editor, continuing the paper's 19th century established press tradition.
Mayor Noah Powers delivered a State of the City speech Tuesday urging Middletown residents to shed passivity and join in rebuilding leadership. He cited years of reliance on City Hall, a drained rainy day fund, and higher future costs, while defending past decisions and calling for shared responsibility to craft solutions.
In Hamilton Court Judge Andrew Nastoff allows Norman Andrews 66 of Fairfield to bond out after a 3 year sentence for molesting a 10 year old girl and being labeled a sexually oriented offender. Andrews’ appeal process could take up to a year with a $50,000 bond. no conditions were set. Local mother and assistant prosecutor urge caution citing risk of reoffense and concern for victims.
The article portrays House Majority Leader Tom DeLay facing a wave of ethics questions tied to fundraising ties and a Texas grand jury probe. It notes Bush backing DeLay for Social Security plans underscores his political leverage, while critics label the situation a pervasive Washington controversy.
George Will argues Iraqi insurgents lack ideology, resemble Hobbesian chaos. They aim to delegitimize the Iraqi government by spreading fear and disruption, leveraging small number power and modern flow technology to strike through urban fragility. The piece contrasts with Algeria’s conflict and notes Baghdad’s size and urban dynamics.
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