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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2005
Page
5
The Middletown Journal lists mail and email addresses for letters to the editor. It provides postal address 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044, email letters coxohio.com, website www middletownjournal com/letters and fax number 513 423 6940 for submissions.
A request to contributors outlines that letters should include full name, address, and daytime phone number for verification. It notes editorial edits for length and clarity and that concise submissions are favored for publication. All letters become property of The Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium.
A proverb states that wisdom strengthens a home while folly destroys it. It contrasts prudent effort with careless neglect, highlighting personal responsibility in maintaining stability and security.
Sim E. Evans recalls 1950s America with mixed nostalgia and critique. He laments lost friends, the forgotten Korean War, and shifts in prosperity, then sketches winter neighborly kindness between rednecks in a snowstorm, praising self reliance and practical humor.
Letters to the editor discuss the intergovernmental agreement tied to a proposed Monroe casino. The pact does not authorize gaming but outlines revenue sharing with the city and schools, bans adult entertainment, and requires land to be put in trust. It hinges on federal and state decisions before taking effect.
A reader urges transparency before the Middletown City Schools levy vote, seeking student–teacher ratios, national averages, and pay figures. The letter criticizes the deficit, questions tax policy, praises City Manager Bill Becker, and opposes televising council meetings.
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