Middletown Journal Editorial Staff
The Middletown Journal lists its 19th century publication staff with founder status, naming Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and Michael Williams as editorial page editor along with M. David Goodwin as editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal lists its 19th century publication staff with founder status, naming Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and Michael Williams as editorial page editor along with M. David Goodwin as editor.
A split among Butler County general division judges over recording court proceedings surfaces after a vote to replace live reporters with upgraded audio and eventual transcription. Editor urges balanced study of methods, cites Sage’s sharp critique as fuel for renewed, respectful discussion.
The piece argues Ohio must reform business taxes to boost investment and reduce family tax burdens. It analyzes Taft's plan, CAT implementation, and the shift of tax burden from corporations to households, noting the need for broad relief while preserving fairness among industries.
Michael Kinsley critiques Heritage Foundation studies and Bush privatization rhetoric. He argues the supposed proof of market gains in slower economies is misrepresented, noting the London Business School findings show stocks respond to expectations, not current reality.
Tribune Media Services notes the Estrich Kinsley clash highlights ongoing gender gaps on opinion pages. It cites surveys showing around a quarter of columnists are women, urges balanced voices, and discusses color, class, and rhetorical dynamics shaping readership and hiring, with emphasis on individual merit over tokenism.
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