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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2005
Page
10
Middletown Journal announces staff leadership with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor, assisted by Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams, outlining the paper’s leadership.
Editorial argues for nonindividual names to avoid controversy as Middletown Middle Town School District replaces most elementary buildings. It notes historic names and suggests community input with a Feb 28 deadline, invites calls and online submissions.
The University of Colorado faces a firing decision over Ward L. Churchill after his post 9/11 essay labeled the World Trade Center victims as little Eichmanns. Critics question his credentials and heritage claims, while supporters cite academic freedom and free speech as reasons to keep him.
George Will analyzes President Bush's 2.57 trillion budget as lean in name but heavy in entitlements. He notes 38 percent higher spending since Bush's start, minimal discretionary cuts, and a large unfunded drug entitlement. The piece outlines clashes with Republicans like the RSC and No Child Left Behind, forecasting battles with both Democrats and small government conservatives.
Maya Keyes, 19, grew up in a conservative household in Maryland and moved to Chicago to join her father’s campaign. Disowned over being liberal and lesbian, she faces college costs with help from Point Foundation while hoping to reconcile with her parents. She remains torn between love for her father and her own political and sexual identity.
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