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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2005
Page
9
Mail letters to The Middletown Journal at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 Email letters coxohio com Web www middletownjournal com/letters Fax 513 423 6940
Readers are urged to sign with full name address and daytime phone for verification. Edits for length and clarity are typical. Concise letters are favored for publication. All submissions become property of the Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium.
A reflective line emphasizes the superior value of wisdom and understanding over wealth and precious metals. It contrasts moral insight with material gain, suggesting that knowledge yields lasting benefit beyond monetary riches.
A deceased Sept 11 victim, Eugueni Kniazev of Brooklyn, was sent a green card notice by immigration officials a year after his death. The case highlights ongoing DHS failures, from mislinked records to backlogged systems and weak enforcement, igniting outrage over bureaucratic incompetence.
James B. Ewers Jr. urges Middletown residents to support a new school levy to avert deficits and program cuts. He argues current funding systems harm education, calls for homeowner fairness, and proposes regional cooperation, urging citizen action to protect schools and community pride.
A reader criticizes the Middletown Journal for rushing a charter vote in Trenton, asserting the paper compromised objectivity. The letter defends following constitutional timelines, cites 2003 tax relief actions, and affirms fiscal conservatism while urging disclosure of potential conflicts of interest.
A reader urges city action to hide garbage cans from view after pickup, then vents over national spending and local school costs. The letter questions Iraq funding, Social Security, and local budget woes while urging neighborly duty and fiscal restraint.
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