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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2005
Page
9
The Middletown Journal lists its 1857 founding, publisher Ann Hoffman, editor M David Goodwin and editorial page editor Michael Williams as part of the paper’s masthead.
Editorials from Ohio and national papers warn that insufficient force posture in Iraq jeopardizes security, call for expanded U S military, and fault Pentagon for delays. Ohio Governor Taft’s low approval in polls cited amid rising costs and public discontent with state leadership.
The piece urges immediate large-scale coal development amid calls to broaden energy policy. It notes a House bill funding oil gas nuclear and coal with 8.1 billion over 10 years, backed by critics who advocate expanding domestic coal supplies while targeting environmental opposition.
The FCC asserts broadcast stations must identify sources of video news releases, prompting vigorous criticism of government overreach. Critics warn such regulation risks undermining press independence and thins the line protecting free speech in journalism.
Five explorers reached the North Pole after 37 days and 475 miles as Russians Czech and tourists arrived by helicopter to photograph them. A reporter via satellite phone notes the surreal scene and debates whether technology enhances or erodes solitary presence.
James B. Ewers Jr notes Middletown residents backed a $14.3 million operating levy last Tuesday, enabling all district schools and extracurricular programs to remain. He credits Superintendent Steve Price and local educators, staff, and volunteers for a shared vision boosting city growth and homeownership potential.
The Middletown Journal outlines mail and email addresses for letters to the editor with a postal address at 52 S. Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 and an email mailbox letters coxohio.com plus a web link and a Pax telephone line for reader submissions. The notice provides contact methods for readers wishing to send letters and indicates the newspaper accepts feedback via mail email and phone.
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