Middletown Journal publishes Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher
The Middletown Journal announces Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher replacing prior leadership, with M. David Goodwin serving as editor and Michael Williams as editorial page editor, in a historic local paper founded in 1857.
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Open government is key to freedoms and Sunshine Week
Editorial argues open government fosters democracy in the Middle East and at home. It highlights Sunshine Week March 13 19, notes government secrecy rising since 9 11, cites Ohio audits showing slow public records compliance, and urges public dialogue and education to empower citizens.
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Iraq
Middle East
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Florida
Sunshine Week
the Journal
Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
Coalition For Open Government
Associated Press
Andy Alexander
ASNE
Freedom of Information Committee
Washington
Cox Newspapers
Journal
Abu Ghraib
Sunshineweek.org
Smart cellphones shadowed by risks and promises
Engineers have deployed satellites to enable geosynchronous mobile services for teens in malls while hackers threaten privacy. The piece weighs dangers from predators to spyware and urges safeguards, parent tracking options, and proactive industry action to secure devices and user data.
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Buck Rogers
Dodgeball
U.S
Paris Hilton
uLocate Communications
Congress
Michael Jackson in Earth guide and courtroom trial reflections
A firsthand, vivid reminiscence of Michael Jackson's Encino home and guarded life, contrasting his isolation with a plea for guidance on how to live on Planet Earth. The piece then shifts to his failure to attend court, hospital delays, and a judge warning of jail as another glimpse of a performer alien to ordinary governance and accountability.
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Michael Jackson
God
Jackson
Disney
Scarecrow
L.A
Encino
Smoke
Michael
Planet
Earth
Rodney Melville
M&ms
Gates
Apologies sought over Lefkow killings stir broader debate
The piece argues that Matt Hale and his white supremacist movement face warranted suspicion after the Lefkow killings, while Bart Ross and others are linked to the case. It criticizes Hale for fueling hatred and calls for accountability, noting past violent extremism and broader domestic terrorism risks within extremist groups.
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Matthew Hale
Chicago
Hale
Bart Allan Ross
World Church of the Creator
East Peoria
Ill
Joan Humphrey Lefkow
Lefkow
Michael Lefkow
Donna Humphrey
Benjamin Smith
Ross
Chicago Tribune
Malcolm X
Matt Hale
Osama bin Laden
Timothy McVeigh
Eric Rudolph
William Krar
Texas
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