Middletown Journal Leadership and Founding Details
The Middletown Journal, founded 1857, lists Ann Hoffman as Publisher, M. David Goodwin as Editor, and Michael Williams as Editorial Page Editor, outlining the paper’s leadership and historical origin.
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Michael Williams
Tougher work standards and scarce child care
Excerpts from editorials discuss the 1996 welfare reform act set to expire, with calls for stiffer work requirements and higher child care subsidies. Critics warn that without more subsidies, poverty will persist and children’s futures suffer amid a tight funding window and limited care providers.
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White House
Watergate revelations and Deep Throat fueling renewed mystery
The Vanity Fair piece on W. Mark Felt uncovers his motive for leaking to Washington Post reporters and sparking renewed intrigue. Felt, the FBI’s No. 2, distrusted the White House’s use of government power, adding layers to the Watergate saga that ended in Nixon’s resignation.
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Vanity Fair Magazine
W. Mark Felt
FBI
Washington Post
Deep Throat
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Post
Felt
Nixon
Woodward
Bernstein
U.S. Supreme Court
Oval Office
W. Mark
Vanity Fair
John D. O’connor
White House
Justice Department
Hoover
L. Patrick Gray
Bureau
Democratic Party
Watergate
Not the light we want to shine
In a Peoria Journal piece from June 6, critics denounce U S treatment of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib, arguing Amnesty International calls the prison system the gulag of our time while President Bush defends American values and rejects that label. The column urges accountability and cautions that abuse at Bagram and similar sites erodes U S leadership in promoting freedom worldwide.
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Guantanamo Bay
Amnesty International
Cuba
Guantanamo
Bush
Abu Ghraib
Bagram
United States
America
Never again and the Holocaust in Poland and Africa
The author reflects on visiting Holocaust sites in Krakow and links the past to current genocides in Africa. He contrasts global inaction with calls for stronger action and education, urging readers to refuse silence, give a damn, and push for intervention to stop mass murder.
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Africa
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jane
Joe
Splash pads vs swimming pools debate in Middletown
Angela Corrill argues against splash pads as a replacement for pools, urging funding for full pools to serve all ages. She warns of drowning risk for young children, obesity concerns, and long-term life skills, citing community impact and education support.
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Plato
Middletown
Angela Corrill
Middletown High
Ohio University
University of Idaho
City of
Middletown Journal Letters Policy
A policy notice outlines how readers may submit letters to the editor to The Middletown Journal. It provides mailing address, email, website, and fax contact details for submission.
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