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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2005
Page
11
The Middletown Journal outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Include full name address and daytime phone number for verification. Submissions become property of the newspaper and may be reused in any medium.
A Middletown Journal note quotes a proverb about the fear of the Lord bringing life and contentment, suggesting a peaceful stance amid trouble. The line emphasizes spiritual wellbeing as a source of rest and security for readers seeking moral guidance.
The letters argue against the Walker Brothers Circus citing USDA charges of animal harm and neglect. The USDA fined the circus $25,000 and suspended its license for five years last March for violations of the Animal Welfare Act.
The speaker vents at town leaders over taxes including federal state city Social Security Medicaid property school and sales taxes. They warn about fiscal mismanagement, potential loss of medical treatment after April, and rising real estate sales as evidence of discontent.
Michael Kinsley argues that Bush’s privatization plan misreads economics and relies on uncertain assumptions. He critiques private accounts vs government bonds, noting budget borrowing, long-term returns, and conflicting trustee and Heritage forecasts. He uses Rob Reiner’s Meathead as a lens to show the plan’s logical gaps and infeasibility.
A reader vents frustration over federal funding priorities, denouncing budget cuts to police and fire services while criticizing spending abroad. He questions impeachment timing, tax status of pastors, and privatization of Social Security, urging accountability for federal programs and local needs.
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