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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal notes its 1857 founding with ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher and M DAVID GOODWIN as Editor, alongside MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as Editorial Page Editor, outlining the paper’s leadership.
Editorial argues hands free cell phone use by drivers is a reasonable starting point for safety in Ohio. It notes a Tuesday study finding fourfold crash risk with cell calls, urges bills by Sen. Teresa Fedor and Rep. Catherine Barrett to require hands free devices, ban teen phones, and track accidents while labeling statewide opposition misguided.
The Dayton Daily News reports a fight between Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Premier Health Partners over reimbursements burdens Miami Valley and Good Samaritan hospitals. With obstetric capacity tight at these hospitals, the dispute risks delivery delays and legal exposure. a June extension preserves in network pricing, but patients still face higher costs and crowded delivery rooms amid ongoing hospital incursions.
IBM workers win up to 1.7 billion in a settlement while Congress redefines age discrimination to allow future cash balance plans. Boehner pitches legal changes to cap damages and shield corporations, framing lawsuits as threats to pension benefits.
Tom Teepen reflects on the partisan evolution of federal judicial appointments from Roosevelt to Reagan through Bush. He notes ideological screening, surprises from past nominees, and the current climate of pre emptive political testing, arguing the federal courts are more contested than ever and not better off for it.
Mail to the editor at The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio provides public comment. Space is offered for letters by residents and readers to share opinions on local issues and events.
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