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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal announces Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor in the newspaper's leadership lineup.
The editorial argues Ohio must curb state overspending amid a multi billion dollar fiscal gap. It condemns politicians for delaying tough choices and praises constitutional spending limits as a remedy while noting schools face funding crises and tax structures hinder revenue growth. It cautions party politics undermine reform and warns of broader budget cuts if restraint is not enacted.
Apple sold nearly 5 million iPods in its latest quarter and unveiled a $99 shuffle. The piece argues Jobs’ return revived Apple, highlights iPod and iTunes as growth drivers, and envisions a broader, interconnected tech ecosystem where Apple products work together, with a mini Mac seen as a Trojan horse into video entertainment.
Washington Post column argues the Social Security crisis is overstated and reform is motivated by freedom. It contrasts Democrat warnings with GOP calls for voluntary personal accounts to empower individuals, while noting Medicare Medicaid pressures and future unknowns. The piece cites life expectancy trends growth rates and policy implications.
Michael Kinsley argues the Senate must oppose Clarence Thomas's potential elevation to chief justice. He criticizes Thomas's 1991 hearings and asserts deception over Roe v Wade, urging Democrats to block another risky nomination and warning that failure would reward evasive conduct and undermine advice and consent.
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