Middletown Journal Staff and Roles
The Middletown Journal, founded in 1857, lists ANN HOFFMAN as publisher and M. DAVID GOODWIN as editor with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as editorial page editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2005
Page
10
The Middletown Journal, founded in 1857, lists ANN HOFFMAN as publisher and M. DAVID GOODWIN as editor with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as editorial page editor.
The piece attacks Rep Courtney Combs Plan The Ohio English Unity Act as discriminatory toward Hispanics and unnecessary for the state. It recalls Gov Voinovich and Taft likely vetoes and argues for voluntary English learning without forcing official use.
Ohio Gov. Bob Taft overruled a rushed budget provision barring tax money for embryonic stem cell research. The piece notes mixed views on regulation, cites Case Western Reserve and Ohio State, and argues for thoughtful policy rather than ideologue limits.
In the debate over helping Africa, Live 8 stars urge doubling aid at the G-8 summit while Libyan President Ghadafi pushes self-reliance. Analysts note Africa's needs contrast with calls for market reforms and fair trade, as leaders weigh short term aid against long term development.
George Allen, Virginia governor turned senator, visits Manchester for a New Hampshire Federation of Republican Women luncheon. The 2008 presidential path, his libertarian-conservative blend, and potential clashes with Democrats loom as he touts welfare reform, school accountability, and tech competitiveness while deriding taxation of the Internet. He notes New Hampshire's tax climate and cites echoes of Reagan and Jefferson in his governance philosophy.
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