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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 2013

Page

13

Springboro board earns praise for fiscal restraint and student care

Letters applaud Springboro school board president Kelly Kohls and members David Petroni and Jim Rigano for restoring district finances while maintaining education quality amid opposition from the teachers union. Critics note prior tax increase defeats and urge caution when voting on replacements in the November election.

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Public concerns mix in west Carrollton city issues

Speak Up discusses how spending on promotions, traffic cameras, and a flawed interchange shapes perceptions of West Carrollton. The Greene County Fair debate over removing a KKK photograph raises tensions between preserving historical truth and maintaining a wholesome atmosphere, prompting calls for action.

West Carrollton Greene County

Elysium: A sharp glare at inequality in Blomkamp film

In Neill Blomkamp's Elysium the rich live in a space station paradise while Earth hosts a crowded, diseased, polluted slum. Max fights to reach the habitat for salvation, a tale pitched as political commentary on healthcare, wealth gaps, and shared humanity. Leonard Pitts Jr. argues the film implies we must treat outsiders with care.

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NIH at 60: Sequester Hinders Breakthroughs in Bethesda

George F. Will argues that NIH funding cuts from the sequester slow vital medical research at the Clinical Center and across institutions. He notes gains in heart disease, cancer, and AIDS treatment, but warns that restrictive funding and immigration barriers threaten future scientific talent and long term public health advances. The piece reflects on biology's promise and the need for stable, long term investment in basic science.

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Balanced Views Ideals and fairness in Opinion pages

The article explains Balanced Views aims for fairness by featuring balanced commentary from conservative and liberal columnists and cartoonists on Ideas and Voices pages. It emphasizes equal representation and a neutral editorial stance across diverse viewpoints.

Ideas & Voices

Share Your Ideas Letters to the Editor Policy

Readers are invited to send opinions for publication. Include full name address and daytime phone. Letters must be 200 words or less and are subject to editing. Send to edletter coxohio.com or Letters to the Editor 1611S. Main St. Dayton OH 45409.

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