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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2005
Page
7
The Middletown Journal announces Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Editorial this week salutes a 9 year old Girl Scout Medal of Honor recipient for attempting to save her uncle from the Great Miami River. It laments Cincinnati City Council for rejecting a taser ban on under ten year olds and praises Butler County Elections Director Bob Mosketti upon retirement. It also commends Hamilton officials for swift discipline after pre Christmas snow plow failures.
Letter from a reader recounts personal growth through adult education, praising Middletown City School District's $65,000 support and state grants. It notes thousands of adults served, GED graduates, job placements, and a claimed $2 million yearly economic return, urging continuation of funding and strong support for adult learners.
Jay Bookman argues that Iraqi voters face danger this election and questions whether U S vows of democracy are matched by actions. He notes past U S backing for rebellions, polls showing waning support for the war, and the need for genuine self interest to sustain long conflicts. He warns that false idealism could cost lives.
Greg Williams of Middletown urges renewed national unity and action against terrorism. He calls for continued pursuit of terrorists, removal of hostile regimes, long term support for those fighting tyranny, and civic engagement to strengthen security while protecting freedoms. He frames patriotism as ethical action and invites readers to participate in public discourse and policy reform.
Mail letters to the editor at The Middletown Journal in Ohio with a street address in Middletown, provide an email and a web link, and share a fax number for submissions. The item outlines submission channels including postal, email, website, and fax options for reader letters.
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