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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2004
Page
11
Postal and contact details for the Middletown Journal letters page list the mailing address at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 an email at letters coxohio com and the fax number 513 423 6940 for submissions and correspondence.
Readers are invited to send letters with full name address and daytime phone number for verification. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity and are the property of The Middletown Journal. They may be reused in any medium and will not be returned.
A short aphorism notes that knowledge blesses the wise, while folly invites punishment for fools, contrasting insight with foolish behavior and its consequences.
New plan by Rep Paul Ryan and Sen John Sununu would shift about 6.4 percent of the 12.4 percent payroll tax into workers personal accounts managed by government regulated funds. The reform aims to fully fund accounts, eliminate unfunded liabilities, and guarantee at least current benefits while expanding private ownership and potential benefits.
The piece notes a rise in alternative sports choices for children and adults, with many leaving Little League as nine-in-the-field play gives way to broader options like soccer lacrosse and hockey. It cites 300 of 6,400 leagues disbanding and 40,000 annual dropouts amid concerns over obesity and sedentary trends, while praising volunteers and calls for reform.
The piece argues that Boston protesters faced remote, fenced zones at the Democratic convention, while New York may loosen restrictions after a federal court ruling. It cites Central Park permit denials for an antiwar march, safety and lawn concerns, and suggests police and security measures curb First Amendment rights, urging more respect for democracy.
An Army inquiry in Iraq’s Abu Ghraib prison will blame at least two dozen personnel for abuse, fault supervisors for inadequate oversight, and find medical staff aware of mistreatment but not reporting it. The report, awaiting Congress next week, follows earlier Taguba findings of criminal acts by the 372nd Military Police Company.
Reader letters criticize the focus on revenue from red light cameras over safety and urge better guard deployment. They praise citizen aid to a deputy, note local sports and school issues, and thank responders after a Maine Drive accident while commenting on a church statue.
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