Middletown Journal Letters Address and Contact
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Middletown Journal Seeks Reader Letters for Publication
Community letters require full name address and daytime phone for verification. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity and become property of the Middletown Journal, usable in any medium and not returned.
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Proverbs Wise Saying on Self Control
A concise biblical proverb notes that a person without self discipline is like a city with broken walls. The line emphasizes interior restraint as foundational to personal security and communal harmony.
Coaches Honored At Fenwick High School For Two Coaches
A letter praises Coach John Rossi and Coach Jerry Harkrader of Fenwick High School for shaping students and athletes, noting both are National High School Coaches Hall of Fame inductees. The writer urges naming the athletic complex Krusling Brothers and dedicating facilities to each coach, while criticizing the current gym naming.
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You can't win with the whiners
The piece denounces antiwar protesters and Muslim activists who oppose FBI terrorism probes as overreactive. It defends agents as proactive and necessary for safety, cites past protests linked to violence, and ridicules liberal fears while urging steady investigation ahead of the November elections.
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Overtime Rules Fight Shapes 6 Million Workers Debate
Tom Teepen argues the Business Roundtable and Bush administration push to tighten or expand overtime eligibility will affect millions. He questions the political motives behind the changes, cites environmental and economic criticisms, and notes mixed recovery signals, outsourcing, and job losses.
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Sound Off letters raise church statue and local concerns
Readers discuss Solid Rock Church Jesus statue progress and Middletown life quality. Letters praise Dr Gaker on abortion letter, defend controversial editorial cartoons, question Franklin annexation, and critique national politics and corporate pay while raising local issues.
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