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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal founded in 1857 lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
The editorial urges Major League Baseball to adopt a tougher drug policy amid grand jury testimony that Barry Bonds and Jason Giambi used steroids. It argues for stricter rules, possible lifetime bans after multiple positives, and congressional scrutiny to protect youth, while noting Bonds and Giambi face scrutiny and the sport’s integrity at stake.
A six story statue of Jesus, titled King of Kings, towers by I 75 near Monroe in front of Solid Rock Church. Founders Lawrence and Darlene Bishop spent about 250000 to erect a 62 foot figure with a 42 foot arm span and a 40 foot cross base, planned to be lit at night. The statue has drawn hundreds of motorists and praise from some worshippers while nearby Hustler of Hollywood and Bristol's Show Club advertise adult entertainment.
A critical profile of abstinence only sex education under President Bush, arguing it misguides science and reinforces gender stereotypes. It highlights repackaged medieval motifs and dowry concepts in programs like Knight in Shining Armor and Wait Training, funded with about 170 million dollars annually, and questions the impact on girls self worth and sexual behavior.
In Key West, Michael Gerson argues Bush is not a culture warrior nor a dogmatic theocrat. He frames Bush as an incrementalist who seeks social consensus before change, balancing stem cell policy and civil unions while preserving religious rhetoric without overreach.
The Middletown Journal lists guidelines for letters to the editor including mailing address email web contact and fax number. Submissions must be signed with full name address and daytime phone and may be edited for length and reused by the paper.
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