Middletown Journal Masthead Full of Names and Titles
The Middletown Journal lists its long running editorial team with founders and current leadership including publisher Ann Hoffman editor M David Goodwin and editorial page editor Michael Williams.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2005
Page
7
The Middletown Journal lists its long running editorial team with founders and current leadership including publisher Ann Hoffman editor M David Goodwin and editorial page editor Michael Williams.
Editorial praises adding a seventh Butler County common pleas judge in 2007 despite costs. Criticizes traffic camera limits and suggests armed officer oversight. Commends Monroe school board members for halting online fee payments and Carlisle Officer of the Year Eric Abrams for supportive community work.
The Los Angeles Times argues taxpayers should not bail out the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp as pension plans threaten to collapse. It warns of Social Security and Medicare deficits and urges Congress to ease private retirement saving with auto IRA or 401(k deductions while challenging union and corporate efforts to shift burden to society.
John Young argues that backing public schools defends an institution shaping communities and identities. He cites studies by Lubienski and Levin showing private schooling offers limited gains beyond wealth and parental support, urging readers to value well-funded public schools for at-risk students and question voucher motives.
Mail address and contact options for letters to the editor at The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio include a physical address on Broad Street an email for submissions and a web link for letters online. Fax is also provided for letter submissions.
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