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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2005
Page
9
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A compact adage states that knowledge grants greater influence than the might of ten rulers in a city, emphasizing the decisive impact of wisdom over sheer political power.
U S Rep Sherrod Brown argues against CAFTA linking job loss and outsourcing to a broader anti free trade stance. He contrasts rising deficits with limited Central American output and highlights protests in Guatemala El Salvador and Costa Rica. He urges a policy that raises workers rights and safety standards while boosting both U S prosperity and global development.
Letters urge citizens to force accountability on state leaders over court-ordered school funding overhaul. The Educate Ohio amendment would cap property taxes, declare education a fundamental right, and require funding of high quality opportunities for all students, with a petition drive noted for November 2005. Local student voice warns against prioritizing sports over quality education.
Readers weigh in on Mark Felt as a hero or not linking Deep Throat to Nixon’s downfall. They call for city council to fund pools, warn of summer crime, and condemn media columnists Scheer and Teepen for bias.
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