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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2005
Page
9
The Middletown Journal, established in 1857, lists Ann Hoffman as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor.
Excerpts from Ohio editorials critique state mismanagement with 215 million lost by a linked fund and 12 million vanished in Noe rare coin deals. Discussions urge restoring aid to cities and libraries, shoring the rainy day fund, and protecting vulnerable health coverage while noting Bush and Taft era implications. The section also surveys tobacco litigation, Andersen ruling, pension underfunding warnings, and Sept. 11 commission forums with a profile of Deep Throat.
An opinion piece defends Fathers Day as a time to honor true fathers who stay committed to their children. It contrasts the ideal of Father Know Best with modern criticisms, cites data on divorce and father involvement, and urges men to remain patient, responsible, and present for their kids despite cultural pressures.
The piece notes Senate apology for past lynching failures and tracks ongoing racial justice strides. It highlights exhumation of Emmett Till in Mississippi, Killen murder trials, and a white to Black jury-pool shift. It also cites Supreme Court limits on excluding blacks from juries and hints at Clarence Thomas dissent. Faulkner’s caution underscores stubborn, grudging progress.
The Middletown Journal outlines letters to the editor submission details including postal address electronic mail fax and a web submission option for readers wishing to comment or respond to articles but without editorial endorsement or response terms specified.
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