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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2005
Page
9
The Middletown Journal provides contact options for letters to the editor including mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio.com and fax number 513 423 6940 for submissions and inquiries.
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Jesus predicts the destruction of all these great buildings saying not a stone will be left on another, every one will be thrown down. The remark echoes a warning about impending ruin and marks a pivotal moment in the narrative.
Tribune columnist notes a rough week for journalism as CBS fires four including three executives over an inaccurate National Guard story and Williams loses his column after taking $240,000 to promote a Bush program. He urges accountability, cites contracts, ethics rules, and the rise of blogs and think tanks shaping public trust.
Anne Applebaum argues that the assumption torture yields reliable information lacks evidence from Vietnam to Iraq. U.S. officers report it harms credibility, endangers troops, and fuels enemy recruitment, while FBI rapport methods prove effective. the piece debunks the myth that brutality defeats terrorism.
Ohio experts warn Chronic Candy marketed in California and not yet in Ohio may tempt youths with nickels sacks of hemp flavored lollipops and gums. While no THC found yet and no immediate danger, officials urge vigilance as branding and flavors imitate drug culture to entice new users. Elmon W. Prier notes concerns from educators and clergy.
Readers vent about cell phone etiquette at work and a $10 million school deficit. They compare presidents, criticize inauguration costs, and urge tighter budgets while defending teachers and urging better local school funding.
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