Middletown Journal Staff and leadership note
The Middletown Journal announces ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher with M. David Goodwin serving as Editor and Michael Williams as Editorial Page Editor, confirming the paper’s leadership lineup.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal announces ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher with M. David Goodwin serving as Editor and Michael Williams as Editorial Page Editor, confirming the paper’s leadership lineup.
Editorial criticizes State Rep Courtney Combs and Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones for proposing a life sentence without parole for violent sexual predators. It argues the bill overreaches, ignores judicial discretion, and fails to address root causes or prison overcrowding while warning against sensationalist politics.
Dayton Daily News reports the Supreme Court ruling allowing New London to use eminent domain for private development sparks cross party criticism. Critics warn government overreach while supporters tout jobs and tax gains, urging new laws to protect property rights nationwide.
A Washington Post opinion piece argues Karl Rove chased reporters in 2003 to sustain the Iraq war narrative, not solely to discredit Valerie Plame. It notes Tenet, Blix, and ElBaradei undermined Niger and nuclear claims, while the administration pressed a false premise despite debunking evidence. The piece links policy harm to political treachery.
A syndicated column criticizes BBC editing for sanitizing terms like terrorist and bomber. It argues for concrete actions on immigration, visas, border security, and targeted profiling to counter radical Islamist threats, condemning vague civic rhetoric. The piece contrasts London’s use of bomber with American labeling and urges explicit policy steps rather than slogans.
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