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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2005
Page
9
Letters to the Editor section lists contact details for Middletown Journal readers. It provides the mail postal address at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 along with email and website contact options and a fax number 513 423 6940.
Readers are invited to submit letters with full name address and daytime phone for verification. The Middletown Journal may edit for length and clarity. All submissions become property of the newspaper and may be reused in any medium.
A Middletown Journal item quotes Revelation 16 6 about shedding blood of saints and prophets and punishment of blood drinking. The verse is presented as a theological reflection or citation within the paper.
Middletown City Council is considering revising the three year contract that funds TV Middletown with over 500000 in operational support. The letter criticizes the channel for lack of public access and questions contract compliance, audits, and transparency. Merrell Wood, founder and former director, is noted.
The disaster tests Islamic solidarity and shifts global aid norms. Western relief power challenges anti Western rhetoric while Japan, Australia, the US, and Europe mobilize substantial, albeit delayed, support. UN leadership falters post Oil-for-Food, favoring unilateral action and logistical military aid to reach victims.
Michael Getler, ombudsman for The Washington Post, argues that despite high profile missteps, mainstream media continue to uncover government and political wrongdoing. He cites CBS reporting failures, Williams’s education department payment, WMD hunt outcomes, and other investigations, urging editors to demand unassailable journalism to sustain public trust.
A World War II and Korean veteran writes the editor praising wartime improvisation. He cites soldiers welding parts to tanks and using scavenged gear in multiple conflicts including Vietnam and Iraq, arguing there was no demotion or prison time for such acts and questioning a Washington official’s stance on resourcefulness. He ends by claiming he would endure danger rather than stay home.
Readers voice strong opinions on John Kerry and George W. Bush, local tax and school funding, and disaster relief. They urge accountability from leaders, debate pork for districts, and call for Red Cross aid for tsunami victims while criticizing Republican governance and local planning.
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