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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2005
Page
9
Mail and contact details for the Middletown Journal letters page list the postal address at 52 South Broad Street Middletown Ohio and provide an email and a fax number for submissions and inquiries about letters to the editor.
Readers are urged to sign letters with full name address and daytime phone number for verification. The paper edits for length and clarity and publishes concise letters. All submissions become property of The Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium.
A grim incident describes sailors sinking to the depths as deep waters engulfed them. Rescue efforts immediate but uncertain, authorities investigate causes and identify those missing.
Margaret Carlson argues the 40 million spent on inaugural festivities should aid troops and disaster relief instead. She notes 2000 servicemen invited to a Commander in Chief Ball while 140,000 troops in Iraq and thousands abroad receive no direct benefit.
Ohio Consumers' Counsel says Cincinnati Gas & Electric plans to raise generation rates by at least 20 percent in 2006 with further hikes possible in 2007 and 2008. The office urges PUCO to reconsider, arguing the plan ignores electric choice law and harms residential customers. It warns of potential hundreds of millions in new charges and invites public input via PUCO and the OCC website or helpline.
Frank Frisch recalls Sunday rides from Miltonville, stopping at Salvation Army back room, the Old Eagle Hotel corner, and Red Lion to see the Bottle Farm. He shares tales of Winter Zero Swartzel, a hunchback figure, and seasonal trips to Rising Sun and Fort Ancient skeletons. The narrative blends family storytelling, radio nostalgia, and a 1949 October memory of autumn leaves and a last picnic before winter.
A lengthy Sound Off batch from Middletown Journal readers covers topics from national politics and media neutrality to local snow removal, privacy via telemarketing, church taxation, police funding and local Lemon Township enforcement. Readers praise Carlisle Franklin plowing, condemn editorial bias, and call for state agency involvement where local law enforcement and parking issues persist.
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