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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2004
Page
11
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A personal Biblical verse seeking divine vindication for a blameless life and steadfast trust in the Lord without wavering.
Los Angeles Times columnist Scheer notes the 9/11 commission verdict that the Bush administration failed to heed warnings, misused intelligence, and delayed mobilization in the war on terror. The report accuses top officials of indifference and argues for accountability amid claims Iraq was not tied to al Qaeda attacks.
Voters are urged to pass the operating levy amid months of discontent with the school board and administration. The letter argues failure harms student programs and futures, warns against voting no to protest, and calls for community unity to support August passage and future policy changes.
Carl and Sandy Tussey urge Edgewood residents and about 100 other schools to vote yes on the August 3 levy. They argue funding and open records show the need for good staff, up-to-date technology, and stronger programs, urging voters to press for change in state school funding.
Voters confront three additional tax levies for Franklin City Schools amid concerns over timing and clarity of the funding report. The Aug. 3 ballot questions would raise property taxes on a 126000 home by 557 annually, with district tax now about 830, a 67 percent increase. Critics urge faster disclosure and accountability while noting staff losses, declining morale, and aging facilities.
Readers debate Bush policies and Fahrenheit 9 11 with strong opinions on Iraq casualties faith and leadership. Letters praise Clinton and criticize Homeland Security and media formats while noting soldier sacrifices and concerns about youth violence and deaths at home.
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