Middletown Journal Publisher and editors listed
The Middletown Journal confirms EDWINA BLACKWELL CLARK as Publisher with Editor M. David Goodwin and Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams. The 1857 founded paper outlines its leadership lineup.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal confirms EDWINA BLACKWELL CLARK as Publisher with Editor M. David Goodwin and Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams. The 1857 founded paper outlines its leadership lineup.
Excerpts from editorials urge tougher enforcement of Ohio's Sunshine Law through HB 9 to compel public records access. The case cites a 2006 audit showing only half of requests fulfilled across 88 counties and calls for prompt legislative action.
A dozen senators from both parties consider placing pseudoephedrine behind the counter to curb meth production. They want photo ID for purchases of pseudoephedrine containing medicines, prompting concerns that the plan lacks practical sense despite aiming to fight the meth menace.
George Will argues that Iraq's Sunday elections test whether a new assembly can craft a secular, rights respecting constitution with proportional representation, while security and power supply must improve. He contrasts Zarqawi’s radicalism with Kennedy's congressional stance and warns that insurgents seek domination, not consent, risking a return to chaos and a fragile democracy.
Open letter urges African American youth to reject biased white and black expectations and pursue bold ambitions. It cites Marian Anderson, Mae Jemison, and Daniel Hale Williams as Black trailblazers, warns that walking a chosen path may require solitude, and champions authentic selfhood despite pressure to keep it real.
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