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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher M David Goodwin as editor and Michael Williams as editorial page editor with roots dating back to 1857.
Ohio lawmakers led by Sen. Gary Cates and Sen. Larry Mumper push an academic bill of rights alleging liberal bias in colleges. The measure would curb controversial classroom material, require hiring by expertise, and add a disclosure and grievance process, provoking strong pushback from educators who warn it threatens intellectual freedom.
Ohio Inspector General Thomas Charles faulted the Department of Job and Family Services for a culture that educates providers about errors rather than recovering misspent funds. The report highlights the federal 60 percent share and a system seen as inviting fraud, as lawmakers weigh Medicaid cuts amid a $10 billion program.
The piece critiques Hillary Clinton amid her Roe v Wade anniversary remarks, arguing Democrats must curb abortion rights while expanding contraception access. It highlights Bush administration actions against contraception, abstinence emphasis, and restricted birth control access, noting a small anti abortion voting minority led by Harry Reid and the political optics involved.
A Tribune commentary discusses President Bush’s stance on voting rights amid Black Caucus concerns. It notes the 2007 renewal question, Section 5 retrogression safeguards, and how redistricting affects black representation and Republican gains. It urges briefing Bush to renew the act to defend minority rights and preserve majorities.
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