Middletown Journal Letters Address Contact Info
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2005
Page
9
Local readers are invited to send letters to the editor to share opinions on community matters. Submissions include name and location, with mail, email, fax, or web options provided for response.
Readers are asked to sign with full name address and daytime telephone number for verification. The Middletown Journal edits for length and clarity and publishes concise letters. Submissions become property of the newspaper and may be reused in any medium.
A religious teaching warns that judgment will backfire, mirroring the measure used on others. The passage emphasizes self-reflection and mercy in moral assessment.
A reader denounces the fight over Terri Schiavo in Florida as a national failing, likening the death by starvation to a moral crisis. The letter argues life extends beyond the body and urges compassion without judging souls, warning of eternal consequences for the unrepentant.
Richard K. Jones, Butler County sheriff, urges focus on family time and parenting to curb violence. He cites recent high profile crimes and warns society risks becoming desensitized while calling for observant communities and shared responsibility to prevent future hate and killings.
Letters criticize private meetings by elected officials, urging open sessions. Comments question personal agendas, reaction to Terri Schiavo remarks, and opinions on teenage driving laws and marriage rights, reflecting local frustration with Cincinnati area governance.
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