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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2005
Page
8
Edwina Blackwell Clark is named publisher of the Middletown Journal founded in 1857. M David Goodwin becomes editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Monroe city leaders push a fiscally sound intergovernmental agreement with the Eastern Shawnee tribe to build a casino at the Ohio 63 interchange. A Jan 25 city council vote follows a first reading, with residents and the Monroe Religious Council planning to speak. The issue has drawn local opposition and pro/con arguments about gambling and community impact.
Regional health care fray pits Premier and Anthem insurers against each other harming patients employers and staff. Mediators like Tom Breitenbach and Lisa Kloppenberg push talks revival and risk management protections to limit future upheaval while patients face surprise surcharges and limited doctor options.
The Washington Education Department facility doubles as an advertising space for No Child Left Behind with eight entrances framed by faux red schoolhouses and banners urging visitors to visit NoChildLeftBehind.gov. The piece criticizes federal spending on promotion, including a $241,000 payout to Armstrong Williams, while noting past ideology shifts and calls for restraint on government propaganda.
A USA Today uncover reveals the Education Department paid 240000 to Armstrong Williams to promote No Child Left Behind on his TV show and on Americas Black Forum. He did interviews with Rod Paige and planned appearances, while keeping the money and later promising to quit conflict-prone PR work. Critics call the segments fake news and urge congressional probes and removal of staff involved.
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