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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2004
Page
8
Middletown Journal lists its leadership with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor. Michael Williams serves as editorial page editor.
Congress faces a critical test as Senate debates Bush nominee Porter Goss for CIA director. The piece argues Goss, as House Intelligence Committee chair, has helped entrench a fractured oversight system with 17 committees. It urges reform toward a single joint or standalone panels and questions Congress readiness to shed turf protection and confront security failures. It cites the 9/11 commission's call for streamlined oversight and highlights slow congressional action despite daily terror warnings.
Sugarcreek and Clearcreek Townships grapple with rapid expansion and overloaded sewage systems prompting talks of growth moratoriums. Greene County and Warren County face more housing, road, and school demands as developers push ahead. Public debate centers on timing, planning, and balancing profits with community needs.
Kerry’s insistence that a Christmas 1968 Cambodia episode shaped his antiwar stance and political career is challenged by critics who say he exaggerated or misremembered the event. The piece weighs Kerry's self dramatization against competing accounts and campaign spin, noting the deeper issue of ambition and public image.
The Congressional Budget Office confirms Bush tax cuts disproportionately benefited the rich. One percent saw a 10.1 percent income boost while the middle 20 percent gained 2.3 percent. Top 1 percent federal tax rate fell 33.4 to 26.7 percent. deficit rises toward 400 billion. The report labels trickle-down as ineffective.
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