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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as the editorial page editor. The newspaper, founded in 1857, notes its long history and leadership lineup.
Leslie Spillane steps down after 17 years on the domestic relations bench replacing duties with Judge Sharon Kennedy. Eva Kessler fills the vacancy. Spillane’s tenure coincided with rising divorce norms, child rights focus, and broader court reforms amid county growth and evolving attitudes toward marriage and family law.
The author argues for a U S backed Marshall Plan for South Asia after the Indian Ocean tsunami. They criticize initial U S relief as slow and insufficient and urge billions in long term funding for water, sanitation, and development. The piece links aid to countering terrorism and strengthening regional ties with Indonesia Sri Lanka Thailand and India.
Ronald Brownstein states the United States should pair generosity with smart strategy in tsunami relief. He urges larger, sustained aid, reconstruction tied to long-term development, and preemptive measures like an Indian Ocean tsunami warning system. Emphasizes avoiding Band-Aid fixes and building resilience through roads, hospitals, and economic growth.
Analysis notes that Kerry failed to win trust due to a perceived lack of core values and weak on terrorism. It argues voters saw him as aloof and indecisive, with image flaws from photo ops and Hollywood influence, leaving Americans unsure who would protect them. The piece attributes defeat to combined issues of values, terrorism stance, and personality.
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