Middletown Journal announces staff roles
The Middletown Journal lists its leadership with Ann Hoffman as publisher M David Goodwin as editor and Michael Williams as editorial page editor, noting the newspaper’s 1857 founding.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2005
Page
14
The Middletown Journal lists its leadership with Ann Hoffman as publisher M David Goodwin as editor and Michael Williams as editorial page editor, noting the newspaper’s 1857 founding.
An editorial contends Citizens for Accountability misreads the Franklin City Schools funding issue. It urges critics to target state lawmakers rather than local boards as Aug. 2 levy vote approaches, arguing many recommendations exceed local authority.
President Bush sought to shore up wavering support for the Iraq war by tying it to the 2001 attacks and the broader war on terrorism. He faced questions about mission clarity, insurgentDurability, and the strain of long deployments on the Army and budget, with polls showing cautious public support for an extended U.S. stay.
George Will critiques the justices for a narrow, technical ruling process in two 140 page decisions. He argues the Establishment Clause context and Framers' intent matter, urging restraint on public religious displays and highlighting historical practices from the founding era.
John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge compare parties to automakers. They argue the GOP mirrors Toyota in innovation and market growth while Democrats echo GM’s decline amid rising foreign competition. The piece links labor, capital, and long term strategy to political dominance.
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