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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2005
Page
11
Community opinion page from the Middletown Journal dated Friday March 25 2005 includes letters to the editor sent from readers in Middletown Ohio. It lists contact methods for mail email web and fax submission.
Readers are urged to send concise letters with full name address and daytime phone for verification. The Middletown Journal edits for length and clarity. All submissions become property of the paper and may be reused in any medium.
Quote from Proverbs A11 appears in Middletown Journal page one column discussing moral counsel. The verse urges confession and renunciation to obtain mercy, framed as guidance rather than news.
Opinion piece by Sim Evans argues heavy tobacco taxes harm all, questions fairness of taxing smokers and potential broader policies. Cites 2004 tobacco tax contributions, Gov Taft budget needs, and warns against overreach. Uses hypothetical school funding, poverty, weight taxes, and other levies to critique preventive taxation and rights of smokers.
A Madison reader laments unclear use of funds under Jan Kesselring, recalling a prior era with caring teachers and safer bus policies. She fears higher taxes funded pay raises and secretary hires, warning that students and staff will bear the impact and urging parents to attend board meetings and demand accountability.
A Sound Off letter questions Florida judges and lawmakers over Terri Schiavo’s case. The writer accuses political and religious figures of politicizing the situation and argues the state should not intervene, insisting the Florida courts and officials decide.
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