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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2004
Page
7
The Middletown Journal, established in 1857, announces publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editor M. David Goodwin with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Editorial urges passage of a 9.79 mill operating levy and two 28 year bond measures to fund day to day costs health and safety upgrades and stadium improvements in Franklin City Schools. It notes past rejected measures and warns of potential state fiscal watch if voters reject all three. The piece argues a stepwise path may be necessary with levy passage as a first move.
A reader defends President George W. Bush, praising his actions after 9/11 and Iraq, blasting John Kerry and liberals. They argue Bush’s integrity and tax cuts have spurred economic improvement while warning that al Qaeda seeks to influence elections and that end times prophecy supports Christian policy.
Middletown's Germantown marks 200th anniversary with weekend events from today through Sunday August 8. Founding events trace from 1804 settlers led by Philip Gunckel, the Gunckel Town Plan Historic District, and early industries including mills and Mudlick Whiskey Distillery. The piece notes historic sites like the inverted bowstring bridge, Mudlick Homestead, Shuey Mill, Rohrer Mansion, and Florentine Hotel. Historian Roger L. Miller of Middletown offers local context.
The Middletown Journal prints letters to the editor and provides contact options including postal address at 52 S. Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 electronic mail at letters coxohio com website at www middletownjournal com/letters and a fax number 513 423 6940 for submissions.
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