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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
9
Middletown Journal lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor. The paper notes its 1857 founding.
Medical experts caution that smashing a mosquito on skin may spread fungal microbes. A New England Journal of Medicine case links a 57 year old woman’s death to Brachiola algerae infection, likely from smudged insect parts. Experts differ on risk, but advise repellent and flicking away to reduce bites.
The Brookings economist Isabel Sawhill argues deficits demand four guiding principles. No tax cuts in wartime, maintain essential government investment, target only effective programs, and favor investing in the young over seniors. She warns current politics risk worsening debt as baby boomers age.
The writer critiques Fox News bias revealed by the documentary Outfoxed while praising Jehane Noujaim's Control Room for fair coverage of Iraq. He notes memos urging anti liberal framing, recounts reactions to O'Reilly, and emphasizes the value of diverse sources, including Moveon.org funding and Arab perspectives through Al Jazeera.
About 60 litigants in a Virginia federal case challenge the Uniformed Services Former Spouse Protection Act arguing it yields unequal division of military retirement pay in divorces. They contend due process issues and special risks from recall to active duty. Supporters say the law is fair, recognizing sacrifices of service members and former spouses.
The Middletown Journal outlines letter submission rules including contact details for verification, single letters by individuals, no form or group campaigns, routine thanks to be sent elsewhere, and a limit of one letter per person every 30 days.
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