Middletown Journal Names New Publisher and Editor
The Middletown Journal announces ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher and M. DAVID GOODWIN as Editor with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as Editorial Page Editor. This staffing update marks the paper’s leadership changes for the publication founded in 1857.
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Editorial: Remembering a hateful cross burning in Middletown
The editorial recalls a racially motivated cross burning in Middletown's Oneida area last fall. It praises aggressive prosecution, quotes Prosecutor Robin Piper and Judge Michael Sage, and warns against complacency, urging ongoing unity against hate crimes and continued vigilance.
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Patriot Act stats mislead on Bush case in Ohio speech
Dayton Darcy News notes that President Bush cited 400+ terrorism-related charges with many convictions for minor or nonterrorism crimes. A Washington Post study shows few tied directly to al Qaida, few terrorism convictions, and many plea bargains. Experts warn against exaggerated claims and urge careful scrutiny of the Patriot Act’s gains and harms.
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Jackson acquittal sparks race talk and reflections in New York
Michael Jackson's acquittal prompts Rev. Al Sharpton to call it a vindication of due process while questions linger about race in America. The scene outside Sony Music triggers debates on justice, fandom, and Jackson's public persona amid long-standing tensions between black communities and law enforcement.
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Sony Music
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Harris
Kobe Bryant
Martha Stewart
Barbara Walters Targeted Over Nursing Incident on The View
The View audience and Barbara Walters faced backlash after Walters complained about a nursing mother on the show. Walters called it gross while fellow hosts and critics argued for mothers’ rights, sparking a nurse‑in and renewed debate over public breastfeeding.
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