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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2005
Page
9
A reader requests publication of a signed letter on public concerns and notes submissions become the paper’s property. The message includes a biblical quote about John the Baptist as context for the appeal and invites readers to sign with full contact details for verification.
An opinion piece by Sim E. Evans argues against the courts and political activism. It rails at Michael Newdow and calls for traditional morality while criticizing federal judiciary overreach. The writer cites a Michigan case on an unborn child and laments erosion of absolutes, urging return to time-honored standards.
Community voices urge slashing extracurriculars to fund education. They question a $10 million deficit and scrutinize No Child Left Behind costs while noting students already in Monroe and calling for open enrollment and new school buildings.
Monroe taxpayer Michael Chapman urges support for a proposed gambling casino. He argues gambling destroys families elsewhere but cites local revenue, business gains, and other gambling in nearby towns, asking how Monroe would fund public services without casino funds. He predicts legalization spreading nationwide.
Amid tsunamis and disaster the author argues that misfortune proves nothing about God. He cites Job to defend divine justice and warns against blaming God. The piece urges spreading the gospel to perishing souls and rejects universal mercy as owed to anyone.
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