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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2013
Page
9
Dozens weigh in on Paula Deen controversy praising her as a victim of media hype. They argue the N word was common in the South in past decades, call for forgiveness, and criticize Food Network and press overreaction while noting many have uttered slurs in private.
Texas staged a heated showdown over abortion as Wendy Davis filibustered late into the night in the state Senate. Protesters filled the gallery, Lt. Gov. Dewhurst struggled to control the chamber, and Gov. Perry called a special session amid calls for ultrasound requirements.
Today’s moderator discusses automated traffic enforcement in Ohio as the House sends a bill to the Senate for summer consideration. Readers share mixed views on safety versus revenue, prompted by a personal speeding fine near a town camera.
Readers are invited to submit Letters to the Editor limited to 200 words and subject to editing. Include full name address and daytime phone. Send to edletter coxohip.com or Letters to the Editor 1611S Main St Dayton OH 45409. Speak Up emails go to speakup coxohio.com.
Kathleen Parker argues that abortion rights do not equate to women's health, noting conservatives favor autonomy in many health choices while abortion advocates reduce women's health to reproduction. she critiques liberal framing and GOP policy impacts.
The piece argues that modern engine electrification erodes the tradition of DIY repair. It cites Jacques Ellul’s questions on technology, urging readers to assess what technology makes, where it goes when obsolete, its cost, and whether it can be repaired by an ordinary person.
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