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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2004
Page
10
Middletown Journal announces its leadership lineup with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor. Michael Williams serves as editorial page editor, guiding opinion pages and column direction.
The piece cites Policy Matters Ohio showing foreclosure filings in Ohio have more than doubled since 1998, with Butler County ranking 11th in filings and 12th in sheriff's sales in 2003. It notes foreclosures affect varied income levels, links school tax ballot rejections to economic strain, and discusses Ohio’s pivotal role in national politics and presidential chances.
Cincinnati City Council votes to lift the 25 year ban on festival seating amid protests from fans and promoters. Advocates argue big acts bypass Cincinnati due to no assigned seats while opponents warn of past tragedies and crowd dangers at the Riverfront Coliseum. The piece recalls the December 1979 Who concert disaster where eleven died and laments profit driven decisions over safety.
George Will argues that U.S. homeland security decisions must weigh public skepticism toward the Bush administration. He cites wartime missteps, press concerns over intelligence use, and the risk that public cynicism grows if officials mishandle announcements or reveal questionable motives.
The piece notes growing cross-party support for Ralph Nader as a protest vote and examines the polarized climate. It mentions Republicans donating to Nader to thwart Kerry, critiques Bush and Kerry from both left and right, and cites media voices and fiction challenging the presidents alongside a call to avoid a wasted vote for Nader.
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