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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2005
Page
15
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A biblical verse from Ezekiel admonishes to prophesy to dry bones and hear the word of the Lord. The statement reflects a call to faith and prophetic declaration.
A Middletown Letters to the Editor argues for preserving food service jobs as district bids consider outsourcing. Writers claim health benefits and retirement funds depend on continued district employment and criticize media coverage gaps. The missive includes separate critiques of local issues from road repairs to a Bikes and Blues Festival article.
Sim Evans argues that the June 23 Supreme Court decision allowing private property to be taken for private use marks a profound shift. He warns it erodes property security, noting state and federal takings trends, Oregon’s land ownership, and the Founders’ natural rights in property.
James P. Pinkerton argues Cruise’s Today interview and public rifts mark a turning point in celebrity PR. He notes fan shift, King's resignation, and Cruise’s shift toward Scientology messaging amid a fractured media landscape and rising online scrutiny.
A Middletown letter column mixes war casualties and international policy with local concerns. It condemns tolls on taxpayers, calls for slower school food service contracts, and urges language and border policy debate. The writer praises localSafety Town efforts and criticizes Supreme Court property takings while praising cleanups and Sebald Park for nature activities.
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