Middletown Journal Letters Address Mail Details
The Middletown Journal provides contact routes for readers to send letters by mail to 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 or by email to letters coxohio.com and through the newspaper’s website www middletownjournal com letters. Fax number is listed as 513 423 6940 for submissions.
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Reader letter policy for Middletown Journal published style
The Middletown Journal invites concise reader letters and requires the writer to include full name address and daytime telephone number for verification. Submissions become the paper property and may be edited for length and clarity and reused in any medium.
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Do not Speak to a Fool Says Middletown Journal
A9 feature from The Middletown Journal quotes a proverb advising restraint when engaging with fools. The piece notes the folly of arguing with someone who scorns wisdom and emphasizes choosing conversations carefully.
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Steve Price
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Teen driving age debate from a Maryland senior
A.J. Willingham, a senior at Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Wheaton Maryland, argues for raising the driving age to 18 citing teen crash deaths in Washington area. He recalls starting to drive at 16 and the lure of independence while acknowledging risks and the need for essays in policy, parenting, and licensing programs.
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Middletown High School
War on the present and future in federal budget and Social Security
The Los Angeles Times argues that shifting debts and tax cuts favor current voters over future generations risks enormous costs. It criticizes Bush era tax cuts and a new prescription drug benefit for seniors, projecting trillions in debt and a possible 2030 debt near GDP, urging a grand generational bargain with reforms in both parties. The piece calls for a future-focused lobbying group and warns against blocking painful but necessary reforms.
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Sound Off on taxes and school levies in Edgewood district
A reader rails at faith based groups and local officials over funding. They argue Edgewood schools face deficits and cuts while other districts find money. They urge public involvement, tax support, and better information on statewide issues affecting education.
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Tom York
Carlisle
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Restore Judge Dallas Powers to the bench in Warren County
A letter from the brother of Judge Dallas Powers argues that he was improperly barred from his duties by self styled county officials in January 2005. The writer asserts Powers has served 50 years in government and deserved due process and reinstatement, condemning inter office squabbles as mercenary power grabs and anarchy. The editor notes the author’s relation to Powers.
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