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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal's 1857 founding lineage is noted along with current leadership names Publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark Editor M. David Goodwin and Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams.
Tren ton resident Aaron Koeller wrestled an accused murderer off Deputy Sandy Brooks during a dental appointment incident. Buck, charged with murder, was on top of Brooks when Koeller intervened risking severe harm. Brooks suffered a lip cut but was unharmed. Koeller credits fear but says he would do it again.
Devin Carr, once comatose after a two lane Minton Road crash in 1998, defied doctors amid pneumonia and brain stem injuries. He returned to Talawanda after recovery, later earning a 24 ACT score and aiming for on time graduation, inspiring others with his perseverance.
The article notes Vice President Cheney ridiculing John Kerry's call for a more sensitive war on terror at a Dayton rally. It contrasts Kerry's remarks with Bush's stance, questions Cheney's consistency, and urges a coalition approach and humility alongside strength. It cites unity conventions, foreign policy debates, and quotes Bush and Kerry.
The nation's reaction to Governor McGreevey's announcement of his resignation centers on his honesty rather than his sexuality. He used public funds to employ his lover, a breach of trust that overshadows his coming out as gay. The controversy frames the issue as corruption over personal truth, with calls for accountability and the need to protect voters. The piece cites Arianna Huffington and Kevin Jennings reacting with empathy yet urging recognition that being gay is not a shield from corrupt conduct.
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