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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2005
Page
7
The Middletown Journal lists the 1857-founded newspaper with publisher Anne Hoffman and editor M David Goodwin, plus editorial page editor Michael Williams.
Editorial praises Ron Kash and residents for seeking input on reopening Trento City Park and plans a meeting at Mount Olivet Church. Congratulates Reds on retiring Sparky Anderson’s number. Salutes area graduates, Carel Cosby Summer Food for Kids program, and the town’s Bright Spots planters.
Tom Teepen argues that U S mistreatment at Abu Ghraib Guantanamo and Bagram reflects policy not anomalies. He cites Amnesty International and other reports, condemning high level impunity while urging accountability and renewal of American ideals. He notes Bush Cheney and Gonzales dismiss the critiques, but insists the nation must repair its image and ethics.
James P. Pinkerton argues for installing cameras in every Gitmo cell to show prisoner conditions 24/7. He says transparency would counter claims of abuse, deter false accusations, and improve public diplomacy, suggesting feeds could be shared with home governments or NGOs while reining in interrogation methods.
Relatives of Pat Tillman accuse the Bush administration and military leaders of exploiting his 2004 death for PR. They allege top officials lied, interfered with the investigation, and delayed details, while a patriotic posthumous narrative masked the truth. The Tillmans join Lynch and 9/11 widows in demanding accountability.
The Middletown Journal accepts signed letters to the editor sent to 52 S. Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 or via email to letters coxohio com or through the paper’s website. Include full name address and daytime phone. submissions become property and may be edited or reused.
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