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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2005
Page
7
The Middletown Journal, founded in 1857, announces its publisher Ann Hoffman and editor M. David Goodwin with Michael Williams serving as Editorial Page Editor.
A Cincinnati Reds leadership shakeup draws mixed reactions as players point to accountability while noting wholesale roster changes aren’t feasible. The column also highlights Jeff Lee, Ohio track standout, Warren County road questions, and Governor Taft’s ethics disclosures tied to golf outings.
A reader recounts a June 17 2005 incident at a local doctor's office where she fell in the lobby and was helped up by a kindly couple. She thanks the good Samaritans and prays for more kindness in troubled times. The piece also includes a Washington columnist’s critique of Tyson and Pete Rose.
Rowland Nethaway argues Medicaid planning raises ethical questions as seniors face rising long term care costs. He notes Medicare gaps for home and nursing home care, high nursing home bills, and legal asset transfers to qualify for Medicaid. He compares tax planning to Medicaid planning and urges policy tightening if deemed unethical.
Amnesty International and Newsweek weigh in as critics flag Nazi analogies in Gitmo debate. The piece defends combatant hearings, cites Hamdi v Rumsfeld, notes detainees released after hearings, and rebuts criticism from Durbin McCain Graham and Napolitano while correcting a prior media error about Barbara Walters.
Mail letters to the editor at The Middletown Journal 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio com or visit www middletownjournal com/letters and fax (513) 4236940 for submission guidelines and contact details.
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