Letters to the Editor Middletown Journal Middletown Ohio
Community letters page from The Middletown Journal includes reader opinions and local concerns submitted to the paper. No further factual events are described.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2005
Page
11
Community letters page from The Middletown Journal includes reader opinions and local concerns submitted to the paper. No further factual events are described.
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A short biblical verse fragment asks God for revival after despair, appealing to divine mercy and faithfulness. The quotation centers on seeking renewal through God’s word and guidance.
Robert Scheer argues the Bush administration blocked parts of the 9/11 commission report and ignored clear intelligence warnings. He asserts the president bore ultimate responsibility for national security failures, noting the FAA warnings, airline industry pressures, and costly foreign wars that followed.
David Shaw reports on a two year study by Lee Wilkins and Renita Coleman testing 249 journalists with the Defining Issues Test. Findings show journalists often rank moral reasoning as highly as or above many professions, despite public opinion labeling them less ethical.
A Warren County resident condemns combined school levy questions, vows to vote against renewals, and criticizes school board leadership. She urges Ohio casino revenue benefits, questions Monroe police performance, and defends funding public education as a free, God given right based on welfare experience.
Denise Quinn of Miller Brewing Co. in Trenton argues against doubling Ohio beer taxes. She notes past job losses from federal tax hikes, cites local and state tax contributions, and urges the Legislature to oppose higher beer taxes to protect workers and communities.
A voter urges support for the May school levy arguing personal financial self interest. The writer claims a $216 tax on a $100,000 home safeguards $3,500 in value annually, a 1,620 percent return, and recommends readers “do the math” before voting no.
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