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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal announces Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher with M. David Goodwin serving as editor and Michael Williams as editorial page editor.
Editorial notes Gov. Bob Taft earns $130,933 in 2004, far below top Ohio earners. Regents chancellor Roderick Chu pulled $231,748, with School Superintendent Susan Zelman at $206,219 and WCB director James Conrad at $160,468. In 2004, 629 state workers earned over $100,000, a 38 percent rise from 2002, prompting questions about state pay priorities amid a multi billion fiscal gap. Taft ranks 114th among the list of top earners as Ohio’s governor and economic envoy.
The Dayton Daily News advises Bonds to stop blaming the media and to consider the impact of his public statements. It criticizes his use of his son to solicit sympathy and notes the looming threat to Hank Aaron's home run record. Steroid use allegations and deflection are condemned as cheating.
Ronald Brownstein reports on the Minnesota Red Lake school massacre and the push for smart guns that only fire for their authorized user. New Jersey Institute of Technology researchers test dynamic grip recognition while lawmakers weigh incentives and federal support to deter youth from using stolen firearms.
Tom Teepen argues that Republican domination across branches risks constitutional norms with Bush administration moves on right to die, filibusters, district gerrymandering, and claims of executive overreach. He notes ethics reforms, Senate rule changes, and a climate of post 9/11 justification undermining law, treaties, and constitutional checks.
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