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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2004
Page
10
Middletown Journal announces leadership and staff roles with Edwina Blackwell Clark as Publisher and M David Goodwin as Editor, while Michael Williams serves as Editorial Page Editor. The paper traces its 1857 founding and outlines ongoing editorial direction.
TV Middletown board member Leonard Robinson proposes televising a Texas Hold em tournament as a fund raiser after city budget cuts. The idea, to be presented to City Council, risks clashing with the station's mission while reflecting strained municipal finances.
An editorial argues January elections should proceed despite threats of violence and Sunni boycotts. It urges international support, ongoing military clearing, more police and election monitors, and inclusion of Sunni voices within the process to avoid undermining Iraqs move toward a legitimate democracy. Los Angeles Times, November 30.
The piece laments deteriorating Iraq conditions as two months to elections fade. It notes lack of opposition voice, rising violence, doubts about security, and questions whether Bush can salvage his tenure. Cabinet reshuffles and CIA purges are critiqued amid public polls showing frustration yet continued support for the president.
A Tribune opinion criticizes the November Palace of Auburn Hills incident, praising Stern's penalties for Ron Artest, calling for fan ejections, and urging discipline for players and commentators alike. It contrasts pro and college reactions and treats Rush Limbaugh’s remarks as part of the debate on race and sports culture.
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