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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2004
Page
7
The Middletown Journal, founded in 1857, names EdWina Blackwell Clark publisher and M. David Goodwin editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Middletown seeks applicants for nine boards and commissions including the airport, park board, zoning board, and tax incentive council. The city will also form a community committee to plan a street repairs income tax campaign. Residents from all wards urged to apply by letter, fax, or email.
A Franklin reader argues taxpayers must target state leadership rather than only taxes. He asserts education cuts followed funding method rulings and calls for voting as the decisive weapon. He backs increased school funding to keep schools open and address safety, maintenance, and aging facilities.
New York voters disapprove of President Bush at 59 percent with 37 percent approval in latest Quinnipiac poll. Kerry leads 53 35 in state. Bush’s re election bid rests on wartime leadership but many New Yorkers reject the political tone since 9 11.
A Middletown historian recalls the final Oldsmobile produced in Lansing Michigan ending the oldest U S auto brand founded in 1897. The piece lists local dealers from mid century including Heber Jones and Chapple Buick describing models and the shift as GM grew. It notes names and addresses of dealers and the rise of Jeep in the 1950s.
The Middletown Journal outlines letters to the editor submission details including mail and email addresses a street address a web link and a fax number for correspondence. The notice lists the official contact methods for reader letters and suggested delivery channels.
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