Middletown Journal Letters Address Mail Info
Local paper brief lists contact details for letters to the editor including mailing address at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email coxohio.com and the fax line 513 423 6940 for submissions to the Middletown Journal letters page.
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Middletown Journal Seeks Reader Letters Policy
Readers are urged to sign with full name address and daytime phone for verification. Letters may be edited for length and clarity and concise submissions are favored for publication. All submissions become property of The Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium.
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Pilgrimage Theme Echoes Faithful Resolve
A reflective line from Psalm 84 5 7 emphasizes blessed are those who trust in the Lord and pursue a journey of spiritual steadfastness. It highlights strength found in faith and hearts set on pilgrimage.
Tobacco marketing targets college students across campuses
James B. Ewers Jr. discusses how tobacco firms recruit college students, citing UCLA bars Camel promotions and studies showing high teen smoking rates. He notes university efforts in Pennsylvania grants and Nevada programs like Urban Fuel and Nasty Habits to curb smoking while industry money and tactics persist.
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R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco
Maloney’s
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Colorado
Dispatch
Pennsylvania
University of Nevada At
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Malcolm Alho
Nevada
Clark County Health District
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James B. Ewers Jr
Middletown
Counting every legal vote, not illegal ones, in Ohio
Barbara Willis from Camden argues that Ohio election laws protect each legal vote and reject ineligible ballots. She says election judges enforce rules, preventing cross border and misregistered voters from voting, to preserve integrity and ensure lawful participation.
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Brian Lofland
Ohio
Ken Blackwell
County Board of Elections Office
License plates stay on for safety in front
A caller argues against removing front license plates citing robbery risk from Florida convenience stores. The message also critiques readers of Robert Scheer and comments on credit card debt, the national fiscal crisis, Social Security, and a Minnesota school shooting.
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