Middletown Journal Masthead Details Edits and Staff
The Middletown Journal announces editorial changes and lists key staff across publisher Abid Rah M. David Goodwin editor Michael Williams editorial page editor Edwina Blackwell Clark publisher in its 1857 founded paper.
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Editorial Thumbs up and down on local issues
This week’s selections condemn Ohio Christian Coalition event organizers for inviting an African-American minister by accident. Thumbs down to Butler County officials for backing a BCRTA task force despite weak public demand and prior rejections. A scam targeting seniors over the phone draws jail for culprits, while Monroe and Fenwick schools celebrate first year in new facilities. Finally, praise for Olympic security personnel who protected the 2004 Games in Greece.
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Ken Blackwell
Michael Bailey
Butler County
Butler County Regional Transit Authority
BCRTA
Hamilton
Charles Furman
Canada
Monroe
Fenwick
Greece
Presidential Olympics proposal questions candidate readiness
A column envisions a Presidential Olympics to challenge candidates beyond campaigns. It imagines speeches without prompts, budgeting for a family, aiding an elderly person with Medicare signup, and a habit-building TV ad watch race, with outcomes based on timing and choices.
Candidates Toss Medals for Fame in Los Angeles Times
In a staged competition, contenders collect medals whether Purple Hearts or school awards, throw them in a bag, and the farthest toss wins. The entrants also navigate college and scholarship applications, then face questions about background and family without swearing.
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Iraq
Window into candidate character in swift boat controversy
In the swift boat dispute, Kerry emphasizes his Vietnam service while Bush faces accusations of smear tactics. The piece contrasts their campaigns, noting media coverage, past presidents, and how each leader might defend against attacks as voters weigh who would be a prudent commander in chief. David Gergen of the Kennedy School is cited.
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New York City
John F. Kerry
George W. Bush
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Mekong
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Texas
Ann Richards
John McCain
Max Cleland
Kerry
Fox News
Bill O'Reilly
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Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
John O'Neill
Nixon
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
David Gergen
Center For Public Leadership
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Kennedy School of Government
Harvard
Cheney teaches lesson on tolerance and rights
A columnist reflects on Dick Cheney’s Davenport Iowa stance that freedom means freedom for everyone on gay marriage and rights. The piece notes Cheney’s personal stake with daughter Mary Cheney, explores conservative limits, and argues injustice persists beyond individual families.
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Dick Cheney
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Cheney
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