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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2005
Page
10
The Middletown Journal announces its publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editor M David Goodwin with Michael Williams as editorial page editor, outlining the paper’s leadership and masthead roles.
The Middletown Journal drops Maggie Gallagher from its opinion pages after she reveals accepting funds from the U S Health and Human Services to write pro marriage materials The column argues such disclosure would let readers judge genuineness versus paid influence The paper cites Armstrong Williams case as parallel and keeps its stance on integrity of opinion voices.
The Academy passed on Fahrenheit 9 11 and Passion of the Christ in Best Picture despite heavy lobbying by Michael Moore and Mel Gibson. Domestic grosses favored the films, yet box office did not decide the nomination, and the piece notes the politics and religion debates likely to accompany the ceremony.
Johnny Carson ruled late night for 30 years guiding television comedy with a calm, self deprecating voice. His Tonight Show reshaped the industry moving its center to Burbank and making a kingmaker of comic talent while remaining steady amid changing times.
Robert Scheer critiques Bush inaugural claims that freedom will spread globally noting the rhetoric masks a flawed policy record. He cites Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo, Halliburton, and selective ally choices, arguing the crusade is a marketing ploy rather than a clear policy with defined criteria.
Michael Kinsley reflects on CNNs Crossfire, praising its liberation from neutral discourse. He notes the program amplified anger, but also mirrored genuine democracy while offering two-sided debate and sharp exchanges over years.
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