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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal lists ANN HOFFMAN as publisher with M. DAVID GOODWIN serving as editor and MICHAEL WILLIAMS as editorial page editor in a 19th century founding era style masthead from 1857.
The Middletown Transit Service shows rising ridership and fare revenue in the first half of 2005, with 116,029 trips and 53,280 dollars in revenue, up from 94,391 trips and 41,800 dollars in 2004. The system relies heavily on federal and state funding, as expenses in 2004 totaled 771,014 dollars, with taxpayers covering about 21 percent.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice plans a Middle East visit to salvage the Gaza and West Bank withdrawal process, urging Mahmoud Abbas to unify Palestinian security forces under one authority and pressing Iran and Syria to curb meddling. The piece warns that a hard Gaza outcome could empower Hamas and harm U.S. interests, while acknowledging Israel must weigh restraint against militant attacks.
Sim Evans recalls a local candidate for City of First Ward who touts long service and promises on stability, services, growth, and regional cooperation. He questions annexation, tax abatements, zoning, eminent domain, and city township mergers while awaiting a reply, betting with friends on a response and coffee donuts.
Michael Chertoff, new homeland security chief, projectsof seriousness and pragmatism, moving beyond Bush era props like color codes and airport rules. He questions overreliance on broad measures, urges focus on preventing mass-casualty attacks and improving bioterror readiness while challenging public confidence in current policies.
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