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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal notes its longtime leadership with Edwina Blackwell Clark as Publisher M David Goodwin as Editor and Michael Williams as Editorial Page Editor. The notice anchors the paper’s historical 1857 founding and current leadership lineup.
Editorial urges a yes vote on the Edgewood School District permanent 6.9 mill levy to raise about 2.5 million annually, arguing the district maintains low per pupil costs and strong academic performance while facing near term deficits and potential cuts without new revenue. It frames the issue as a test of public confidence and recommends support to avoid further reductions and pay to play.
In a July 28 Journal News editorial from Hamilton, Fairfield residents are urged to end harassment tied to the 6.9 mill operating levy campaign. The piece condemns yard sign vandalism and calls on superintendent Farrell, the school board, principals, teachers, and parents to publicly denounce attacks while stressing citizens' right to express political views. It praises pro levy chair Eugene Ball for condemning vandalism and urges a nonviolent, American discourse before the Aug. 3 ballot.
Jay Bookman argues Kerry leads as the outfielder signals the path to the presidency. He critiques Bush for failing to showcase achievements while Kerry positions himself as a viable alternative amid post September 11 and Iraq war fallout.
A Universal Press Syndicate column argues Democrats push unity over divisiveness while both parties blur policy distinctions. It notes post 9/11 unity, critiques on education funding, and questions Kerry’s strength versus Bush in foreign policy and looming Social Security deficits, ending by challenging voters to see through political façades.
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