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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2005
Page
10
The Middletown Journal announces leadership updates with Ann Hoffman as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor, while Michael Williams remains Editorial Page Editor.
Editorial notes Sheriff Rick Jones has revived the chain gang concept, citing taxpayer costs and public image. Prisoners would volunteer for litter pickup with meals and sunscreen provided, while a cost analysis awaits. Critics say the plan aims to project toughness and politics over rehabilitation, yet supporters hope it reduces litter and jail expenses. Jones allies County Commissioner Michael Fox, sharing views on crowding and communications.
Two pilots in a small Pennsylvania Cessna diverted toward Washington on a flight to an air show when they entered restricted airspace. The incident prompted Capitol and White House evacuation and a high alert. Homeland Security noted quick detection and communication. Pilots must heed flight restrictions above the capital and act responsibly to prevent tragedy.
Commentary defends police against what it calls biased national coverage. It cites a Seattle Tasering and a Compton shootout report while honoring fallen officers Det. Donald R. Young and Sgt. Gerald Vick. It notes 16,500 officers killed since 1792 and 415 in 2004, with New York and California bearing heavy losses.
In a personal memoir, the author recalls World War II era cuisine as a battlefield of ethnic virtue, revealing how German Jewish and American identities intersected under wartime propaganda. He reflects on German and Jewish Americans, Japanese internment, and Arendt's banality of evil while tracing family ties across Lithuania, Russia, and Germany. The piece ends with recognition of nationalism gone mad and its impact on civilization.
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