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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2005
Page
9
The Middletown Journal lists contact options for letters to the editor including postal address 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio.com and the website www middletownjournal com letters plus a fax number 513 423-6940.
Readers are urged to sign with full name address and daytime number for verification. The Middletown Journal edits for length and clarity and may publish concise letters. All submissions become the paper's property and may be reused in any medium.
A devotional line emphasizes finding safety in the Sovereign Lord. The speaker vows to declare God’s works and faithfulness, expressing trust in divine protection and guidance. This reflection centers on spiritual refuge and praise.
James Pinkerton argues Europeans rejected the proposed EU constitution and a centralized Brussels empire, praising Switzerland for staying autonomous. He cites France and the Netherlands voting down the constitution, euro crisis, and reluctance to admit Turkey, warning against a pan continental superstate and urging respect for national borders and traditions.
Readers from Monroe address the Board of Education lamenting the removal of band director Mr Mann. They warn the band’s spirits and numbers are at risk and demand an explanation and actions to reverse the decision. They also accuse Franklin city actions of harming air quality with burning refuse at 6529 Scholl Road as residents protest smoke.
A reader urged the Journal to publish AK Steel coverage without naming Charles Bradford and criticized the AEIF union for not fully sharing proposals with members. The letter calls for reopening city pools, suggests cutting commissioner salaries, and voices concerns from Middletown and nearby residents about pool access and subdivision guest use.
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