Middletown Journal Leadership Details
The Middletown Journal notes its 1857 founding with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editor M David Goodwin guiding editorial strategy and Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2005
Page
4
The Middletown Journal notes its 1857 founding with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editor M David Goodwin guiding editorial strategy and Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Editorial tribute marks the death of Johnny Carson at 79, detailing his impact on American television from 1962 to 1992. It praises his wit and charisma, notes rivals like Cavett Bishop Griffin and successors Leno and OBrien, and reflects on how Carson elevated late-night to a national institution enjoyed by millions of Americans.
Critics led by Dr. James Dobson claim yellow square Patrick-friendly characters and shows like SpongeBob promote a gay agenda. They warn that morning cartoons shape children’s views through tolerance themes and sexuality, targeting Tinky Winky and other popular figures as threats to civilization.
In a discussion on reforming Social Security, President Bush frames the system as disadvantaging black Americans due to life expectancy gaps. The piece weighs privatization risks, racial impacts, and the broader aim of an Ownership Society, noting questions about funding and details.
In a Parade interview Laura Bush emphasizes a blend of feminism and traditional strength. She champions education literacy for teens and girls and urges attention to boys, arguing women can be both caring and powerful while shaping policy outside politics.
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