Middletown Journal Editorial Staff Credit
The Middletown Journal lists its founding in 1857 with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editor M David Goodwin along with editorial page editor Michael Williams.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal lists its founding in 1857 with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editor M David Goodwin along with editorial page editor Michael Williams.
The Cincinnati Bengals, 6-8 with two games left, fell 33-17 to the Buffalo Bills and extended a 14-year non winning era. Willie Anderson vented fans’ frustration while coach Marvin Lewis showed visible disappointment as ownership defense and missteps were debated.
A skeptical critique argues the White House uses the same spin as for Iraq to push partial privatization of Social Security. It claims the 2042 funding shortfall is exaggerated, while tax cuts and deficits drive credibility downward and debt up. It urges remedies like raising payroll tax cap to fix real issues.
James B. Ewers Jr notes Bill Cosby remains a grounded Philadelphia figure whose public remarks on parenting and education sparked debate. Cosby collaborates with Philadelphia School District on Dr Cosby School of Life segments urging parental involvement, improved attendance, and new strategies for learning despite controversy and critics.
A Texas rancher promotes Liveshot, a service letting hunters control cameras and rifles remotely to kill real animals, igniting a debate over ethics and regulation. Officials note wildlife rules don’t cover remote harvesting while advocates cite accessibility for disabled hunters. The piece links this to broader concerns about violent video games and youth access.
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