Middletown Journal masthead listing staff
The Middletown Journal notes its historical 1857 founding and lists key staff: ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher, M. David GOODWIN as Editor, and MICHAEL WILLIAMS as Editorial Page Editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2005
Page
10
The Middletown Journal notes its historical 1857 founding and lists key staff: ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher, M. David GOODWIN as Editor, and MICHAEL WILLIAMS as Editorial Page Editor.
Dayton Daily News notes a North Carolina pastor's call for political purity within his congregation reflects increasing religious influence in national politics. The piece argues voters resist clergy pressure, warns against framing politics as believers versus nonbelievers, and discusses the fragile boundary between church and state as society grapples with values from faith communities.
A critical column argues Republican influence under Kenneth Tomlinson aims to purge NPR and PBS of liberal content. It contrasts ombudsmen Schulz and Bode and mocks pairing Now with Wall Street Journal editors. It links GOP control to policy shifts, urging freedom from government for true public broadcasting.
The St Andrews golf junket exposed DeLay to scandal as lobbyists paid tens of thousands for a 10 day London Scotland trip. The piece contrasts this with the Northern Mariana Islands sweatshop abuse, where workers faced long hours and trafficking. Abramoff’s lobbying ties, DeLay’s resistance to reform, and the broader ethical questions loom as the story resurfaces.
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