Middletown Journal Names New Editorial Leadership
The Middletown Journal announces changes in its leadership lineup with Ann Hoffman as Publisher and M. David Goodwin as Editor along with Michael Williams serving as Editorial Page Editor, reflecting a shift in editorial direction since its 1857 founding.
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Ohio Challenge festival and local notes in Middletown
Middletown hosts the third Ohio Challenge hot air balloon festival at Smith Park with balloons, rides, and weather hopeful this weekend. A library bomb scare prompted a cautious police response. Kimm Coyner leaves for Warren County development job, and Middletown officials seek new talent. Butler County sales tax falls to 5.5 percent July 1. businesses urged to adjust pricing and receipts.
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Ann Mort
Middletown
Smith Park
Kimm Coyner
Fairfield
Warren County
Coyner
Butler
Ohio
Butler County
Rogers
Bush urges port security fixes amid critics over risk
The article critiques President Bush for not inspecting port security measures during a Baltimore visit. It notes 14 percent of Baltimore containers are scanned and argues that higher scrutiny is needed after recent terror concerns. It contrasts high air travel safety spending with port funding and urges focusing on the most at risk waterfront.
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America
Nnion
Baltimore
U.S
Customs and Border Protection
London
Hillary Clinton targets Grand Theft Auto mod in moral stance
Hillary Clinton seizes the moment on video game morality by targeting a Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas mod that unlocks content for under 17. The move frames her as virtuous on child protection while portraying John McCain as hypocritical for a Hollywood tie, amid campaign frame politics and public scrutiny.
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John McCain
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Bad Boy
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James Carville
Washington, DC
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Owen Wilson
Vince Vaughn
Bill Clinton
Hillary
White House falls back on America we once were
Marie Cocco argues that the Bush administration’s Supreme Court search favors white male nominees, noting the lack of diversity on the high court as O Connor departs. The piece critiques the White House approach and emphasizes representation gaps for women and minorities.
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Senate
John Roberts
Bush
Supreme Court
Roberts
Harvard Law School
Sandra Day O’connor
Stanford Law
Alberto Gonzales
O'Connor
O’connor
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
High Court
Clarence Thomas
Federal Judicial Center
Gonzales
Letters Policy From The Middletown Journal
Information on submitting letters to the editor including address, email, and fax details. Requires signers with full name address and daytime phone. Notes edits for length and clarity and states submissions become property of the newspaper and may be reused in any medium.
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