Middletown Journal Letters to Editor Contact
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2005
Page
11
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A brief quotation urging wisdom and reflection on the Lord's great love. The line emphasizes thoughtful consideration of divine benevolence and wisdom in everyday life. It presents a devotional, timeless message without additional context or events.
Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro argues for a restructured higher education system to curb duplication and rising costs. He proposes two State Board of Regents, charter universities with selective funding, and a P-16 coordination approach to align pre college through college standards and transferability. He warns current decentralization inflates costs and access is at risk.
Terry Wills argues Middletown falters due to narrow thinking, urging an aggressive economic plan focused on bringing jobs. He contrasts Tucson’s opportunities with Middletown, notes past losses like Humvee, a casino, and a near-milestone hospital, and urges voters to choose leaders who truly improve prosperity, inviting reader submissions for My View.
In a San Francisco Superior Court decision Judge Richard Kramer declares gay couples have a right to marry, invoking Brown v. Board to condemn “separate but equal” domestic partnerships and arguing equal dignity belongs to all groups, including gays, blacks and other minorities.
A reader defends designated smoking areas at Paramount's Kings Island citing litter and fire risks from butts, while others complain about potholes trash and city upkeep. Voices also discuss memorial removals and public funding for schools and senior centers.
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