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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2004
Page
7
The Middletown Journal announces its staff leadership with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher, M. David Goodwin as editor, and Michael Williams as editorial page editor, reflecting the paper's historic 1857 origins.
Shared Harvest Foodbank plans layoffs as federal funding declines reduce revenue by about 60 000 in March and 600 000 pounds of food. Executive Director Tina Osso says the agency will consolidate the warehousing salvage division into production and distribution to cut costs while maintaining service to Butler County pantries and agencies. Donations remain below prior year levels as gas surcharges and out of state food costs rise.
Readers comment on government downsizing and wasteful agency costs, praise Rev Tyus for candidacy, request Bible verses in the Middletown Journal, critique Foreclosures and the Bush era cartoons, defend Fahrenheit 9/11 as documentary, note police aid with a stalled car, question Sierra Club suing power companies, and call for back to candles.
The New Ipswich incident shows 10 people in a speeding van with suspended licenses, using forged IDs, traveling from Ecuador after paying up to 10000 dollars each to cross into the United States. Federal officials declined custody, citing resource limits and non-deportation status, highlighting ongoing enforcement gaps and critic calls amid post 9 11 immigration policy debates.
Roger L. Miller recounts how a cache of letters and papers found behind a fireplace in Engle’s Corner illuminates daily life at Amanda School around 1870s to early 1900s. It describes teachers, the Amanda Literary Society, temperance pledges, dance cards, valentines, and mischievous notes among high school girls and suitors.
The Middletown Journal outlines how to address letters to the editor and where to send them by mail to 52 S. Broad St Middletown Ohio or via letters CoxOhio com. It notes the paper does not accept form letters or campaign group letters and advises routine thank you notes go to the individual.
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