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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2005
Page
10
Middletown Journal existing since 1857 lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor. The notice presents staff roles without further story content or dates.
Butler County commissioners angrily challenge abortion coverage in the new CEBCO health plan for county employees. They call for removal of abortion coverage and audit the plan after discovering it carried over from a previous insurer. Officials seek explanations from consultants and county staff as savings plans face potential adjustments.
New Jersey AG sues Blockbuster arguing its no late fees claim is misleading. The filing cites a lengthy online FAQ and argues rental terms mislead consumers about restocking fees and full price charges. Regulators push for clear disclosures and warn against deceptive advertising practices.
The corporate powerhouse emerged from five months behind bars lighter in weight. Her company’s stock tripled during her absence, prompting debate over whether prison time is a fashionable experience or a serious punishment.
Los Angeles Times analyst Brownstein argues Greenspan shifted from fiscal restraint to endorsing tax cuts that deepened the federal deficit. He notes surpluses under Clinton vanished after 2001, with debt rising again due to tax cuts, war spending, and slow growth, and criticizes Greenspan for not opposing the 2003 round.
Cox Newspapers columnist Tom Teepen argues the Supreme Court faces a tough choice on government displays of the Ten Commandments. He notes prior rulings varied, points to evangelical push, and argues for constitutional neutrality while recognizing the commandments’ religious significance and public displays’ contentious nature.
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