Bush energy policy framed by wages and oil prices
The Washington Post critique argues stagnant wages, not oil, undercut the Bush economy. It contrasts Bush visuals with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah to suggest policy failures, notes wage declines post inflation, and warns that consumer pain outpaces gas price fears while Social Security reform is not the cure.
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Middletown Journal Leadership Note
Announcement lists Ann Hoffman as publisher and Middletown Journal staff details. It notes the paper founded in 1857 with editor M. David Goodwin and editorial page editor Michael Williams.
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Thumbs Up and Down on Local Issues This Week
The column praises Cohen Brothers Inc for a 50000 donation to a 5.3 million Senior Citizens Center on Central Avenue and notes 1.5 million raised of a 3.3 million goal. It also criticizes Butler County for a planned 25 million emergency communications tax to fund a new system after April 20 deputy shooting. It mentions Amy's Law advancing in Ohio House and Karl Rove attending Butler County Lincoln Day Dinner.
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Truth Casualty of war cartoon stirs debate on media bias
Greg Williams, a Middletown businessman, argues that antiwar bias dominates national news coverage of Iraq. He defends soldiers and their families, cites examples of selective reporting, and calls for balanced, accurate reporting and recognition of troops’ achievements.
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Clinton Pushes Border Czars Amid Bipartisan Confusion
A column critiques Hillary Clinton for proposing a border czar focused on the US Canada line while opposing passport rules for cross border visitors. It argues Bush mirrors the stance, notes Democratic and conservative reactions, and highlights grassroots activism like the Minuteman Project urging stronger immigration enforcement and border control.
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