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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2005
Page
7
The Middletown Journal, founded in 1857, lists ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher and M. DAVID GOODWIN as Editor with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as Editorial Page Editor.
Editorial praises Cathie Mulligan as Fenwick High School principal and commends local leaders for initiatives including the Male Youth Summit for African-American Students at Miami University Middletown. It also notes Lizzy the stray cat injury and Middletown voters passing Issue 9 to support schools.
A reader from Edgewood thanks voters for rejecting a school levy and laments student access to technology and pay to play. another letter praises Trenton firefighters and warns against cutting the fire levy, urging support for up-to-date gear, salaries, and training. The writer extols firefighters for risking lives and questions the community’s priorities and morale.
A Washington Post column argues Social Security is the core women’s issue. It profiles Cherie Brown, a widow who faced hunger and housing loss when her husband died, then relied on survivors benefits. It warns private accounts could erode a safety net many women depend on.
James P. Pinkerton analyzes Dorrance Smith's Wall Street Journal critique accusing U.S. media and Al Jazeera of shaping Iraqi hearts and minds. The piece weighs broadcast ethics, voluntary blackouts, newsroom incentives, and potential political pressure to censor footage while noting risks to a free press and defiant viewers.
Mail to The Middletown Journal in Ohio includes a postal address at 52 S Broad St Middletown and an email and web contact for letters, plus a fax line for submissions. The policy lists submission methods and contact channels for readers wishing to send letters to the editor.
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