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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal, established in 1857, announces ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher with MICHAEL WILLIAMS as Editorial Page Editor and M. DAVID GOODWIN as Editor in charge.
The Middletown and other Ohio cities use automated cameras at intersections to catch red-light violators. State legislators push bills requiring officers at monitored sites, aiming to curb cameras and protect motorists, but critics call moves political and unsafe. The piece defends embracing camera tech for safety, warns against rolling back protections.
In Ohio 2nd District races Pat DeWine and Bob McEwen wage a bitter fight across radio and TV. DeWine attacks McEwen for House banking scandal yips while McEwen secures evangelical support led by James Dobson. The hostility tests Republican voters ahead of Tuesday’s election and raises questions about party unity and turnout.
The Supreme Court's 6 3 decision holds federal authority over states that authorize medical marijuana. Under the federal Controlled Substances Act, homegrown patient use falls under federal law, prompting debate on compassion and states' rights. Advocates urge Congress to pass HR 2087 to allow medical prescriptions while preserving present recreational rules.
Debra Burlingame warns in a Wall Street Journal op ed that the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation plans for an International Freedom Center at Ground Zero risk transforming tribute into a political platform. The proposed center would host NGOs and exhibits linking to civil liberties concerns and global “freedom” debates, backed by fundraising ties to figures like Tom Bernstein and George Soros, prompting a debate over honoring victims versus political advocacy.
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