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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2005
Page
10
Middletown Journal announces EDWINA BLACKWELL CLARK as Publisher and M. David Goodwin as Editor with Michael Williams serving as Editorial Page Editor. The 1857 founded paper outlines its top newsroom leadership.
Editorial argues naming six new elementary buildings after individuals may spark controversy amid a budget season. The Middle town Board of Education, delaying choices, seeks public ideas while banning personal names to avoid factions. Residents are urged to submit suggestions by the Feb 28 deadline via hotline or the district site.
The university weighs whether Ward L. Churchill should keep his job after an essay blaming US evildoing for 9/11 and calling victims little Eichmanns. Gov. Owens calls for his ouster while Churchill claims academic freedom and free speech as defense.
George Will outlines Bush’s 2.57 trillion budget, arguing it skims entitlements and growth obscuring real cuts. He notes Agriculture subsidies, No Child Left Behind, and a large prescription drug entitlement, while Republicans grapple with big government versus limited governance amid intra party tensions.
Maya Keyes, 19, a liberal lesbian, left her Maryland home to live with her father Alan Keyes in Illinois during his losing U.S. Senate bid. Her parents cut her off over her sexuality and politics, though she still loves her father. The Point Foundation will fund her Brown University tuition as she plans to study and regroup after protests.
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