Middletown Journal masthead and editors
The Middletown Journal lists its founding year as 1857 with M. David Goodwin as editor and Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2004
Page
8
The Middletown Journal lists its founding year as 1857 with M. David Goodwin as editor and Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Public records audit by the Ohio Coalition for Open Government finds inconsistencies in officials following Sunshine Laws. Lawmakers face pressure to add penalties, dollar-amounts and enforcement teeth to ensure transparent governance amid partisan inertia.
A letter writer denounces Fahrenheit 9 11 as lies while praising President Bush and promoting support for troops. The note lauds Trenton’s State Street flower displays and proposes merchant outreach on plant varieties. It contrasts Lawrenceburg Ohio plates with Indiana gambling and condemns welfare abuse harming children.
Kennedy’s imperfect debut on a Kerry poster highlights the gendered challenge for the Democrat. The narrative tracks how women voters weigh security, healthcare, and economic worries while judging Kerry’s leadership and the party’s military image. Veterans’ backing and the party’s veteran roster frame the push to win women voters without appearing less hawkish on defense.
The piece argues conservatives hope for Kerry victory as a strategic boon. It cites past defeats like Ford and Bush as catalysts, notes Bush’s mixed conservatism, and outlines five reasons a Bush loss could realign the right toward gridlock, identity reformation, and revival by 2008. It contrasts with British Conservatives’ resilience through history.
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