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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2004
Page
11
Middletown Journal invites letters from readers. Contact options include mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio.com or fax 513 423 6940. Publication may follow editorial guidelines and space limits.
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Los Angeles Times assesses Ronald Reagan's presidency and its influence on George H W Bush and George W Bush. It notes policy contrasts on taxes and war powers, cites Reagan era events from 1980 to 1986 Reykjavik talks and Lebanon, and argues the Reagan Bush analogy falls short though both men shaped Republican ideals and security policy.
Franklin area resident Sim Evans argues Senator Kerry cannot equal John F Kennedy as a war hero and recounts Chuck Yeager’s wartime exploits to propose drafting Yeager instead. The piece cautions Kerry about past campaign missteps and political heat from critics.
A former Middletown City Commission member criticizes the current council for budget woes and urges immediate cuts and reforms. He recalls past deficits, praises Schiavone, and proposes actions: abolish the assistant city manager role, merge supervision, end funding for TV Middletown, shift health duties to the county, and require up to 15 percent cuts across departments while protecting longtime workers. The letter calls residents and employees to unite for a revitalized city.
A Washington poll shows most Americans oppose political parties or church rosters to identify voters. The Republican National Committee sought church directories from Southern Baptists and Roman Catholics supporting President Bush, arguing public documents, the move would mobilize new voters and violate no law.
Readers voice liberal and conservative critiques of the press. The column covers accusations about Kerry and Bush faith, university infrastructure, a Towne Mall dining option, a troubled Dell call, outsourcing, and comments to AK executive board about profits and past polices.
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