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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2005
Page
9
Letters section information shows contact details for the Middletown Journal in Ohio, including postal address at 52 S Broad St, Middletown, email of Cox Ohio, website, and a fax number 513 423 6940 for letters to the editor.
Readers are asked to sign with full name from address and daytime phone number for verification. The Middletown Journal edits for length and clarity and may reuse submitted letters in any medium. Submissions become the property of the newspaper and will not be returned.
A biblical proverb emphasizes that it is wiser to attend a house of mourning than a house of feasting as death awaits every person, urging the living to heed this truth. The verse highlights humility, contemplation, and the universal fate shared by all people.
James B. Ewers Jr. argues that the nation remains divided and calls for action during the King holiday. He recalls Dr. King and civil rights leaders, condemns the use of the N word by youths, and urges a history lesson and self respect to remove the term from vocabulary. He notes personal experience with racism in the South and stresses costly freedom and responsibility.
A blogger defends against claims of taking GOP money to promote Bush education policy amid reports the Education Department paid pundit Armstrong Williams. The piece condemns funded advocacy as unethical, notes minority outreach tactics, and catalogs hostile reader mail and liberal criticisms.
Trenton invites residents and business people to a homegrown public forum at the Civic Hall on Tuesday Jan 18 from 7 to 9 pm to discuss the 1995 comprehensive plan and future city development. An advisory committee and OKI staff will collect comments for the plan update with a second forum planned for early June.
A reader-brokered message rails against calls to the school board over budget cuts and a proposed levy. The writer defends the board, cites austerity plans, and urges taxpayer vigilance while complaining of rising taxes and local potholes on Yankee Road.
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