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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal, established in 1857, details its leadership with ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher, M. David GOODWIN as Editor, and MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as Editorial Page Editor.
Middletown City School District weighs privatizing its food service amid worker opposition. Officials press Sodexho to keep current employees as district staff, arguing private operation could cut losses of nearly 93 thousand dollars in 2004 05 and 258 thousand in 2002 03. The board may act at a special meeting, with critics labeling tactics as a betrayal to voters who approved the May 3 levy.
The Supreme Court issued mixed opinions on displays of the Ten Commandments in public spaces, with five justices upholding Texas monuments and Kentucky displays deemed unconstitutional. Justice Breyer’s concurrence suggests grandfathering longstanding monuments to avoid deep division, while others argued for strict neutrality or broader exclusion. The ruling highlights the nuanced balance of church and state in public settings.
A column denounces Gov. Jeb Bush for ordering an investigation into whether Michael Schiavo delayed calling paramedics after Terri Schiavo collapsed on February 25, 1990. The author argues the timing follows an autopsy report and urges Bush to apologize and drop the vendetta.
A Fallujah attack killed Lance Cpl. Holly A. Charette and injured 11 others, prompting critique of US policy placing women at risk. Elaine Donnelly and Rep. Duncan Hunter challenge Army rules on collocating women with combat units while Marines faced different standards, raising questions about necessity and ethics of sending women near front lines. The piece argues the war’s front lines blur and women’s safety hinges on policy choices.
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