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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2004
Page
9
Publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and Editor M David Goodwin lead the Middletown Journal founded in 1857 with Michael Williams as Editorial Page Editor.
The piece argues Bush should reduce American troops in Germany and South Korea, claiming it risks alienating allies, but contends a smaller, flexible force with forward staging is wiser. It asserts the old base system is obsolete, NATO remains intact, and diplomacy plus cost savings justify redeployment.
Capt. Oscar R. Estrada, a civil affairs specialist, argued in The Post about the Iraq mission facing a dilemma between fighting and rebuilding. He was transferred to a remote post near Iran, delaying his wedding, drawing fresh criticism of Army censorship as commanders insist on PAO approval.
A Middletown resident recalls finding a red car wrecked at the end of the driveway, calling 911, and meeting Deputy Russell in a rainy scene. The piece honors law enforcement and first responders, noting prior experiences and urging caution before reporting injuries. Delilah the dog is thanked for her alarm, and the author praises the caring, daily service of responders as a blessing.
In a反 rapid tour of gadgets and trends, the columnist notes the rise of backpacks with built in CD players and speakers, then rockets into the rocket radio and the omnipresence of cell phones. He weighs how these tools redefine classroom life, predicting next fall brings even more tech in everyday gear.
The Middletown Journal lists mail and contact options for letters to the editor. It provides a street address, email and web address, and a fax number for submission. The notice outlines how readers may send letters for publication and the channel to use.
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