Middletown Journal personnel changes and masthead
The Middletown Journal announces its longstanding leadership and editorial team. Publisher Ann Hoffman, Editor 41 M. David Goodwin, and Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams oversee operations at the 1857 founded paper.
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New Ohio State AD Gene Smith Faces Big Balancing Act
Gene Smith, OSU's new athletic director, tours Dayton and discusses leading a large program under NCAA investigations. He touts high academic and ethical standards while aiming for athletic success, recognizing the risk to OSU's reputation if sports slip into excess or unethical conduct.
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Academy Guidelines for Embryonic Stem Cell Research
The National Academy of Sciences issued ethical guidelines for embryonic stem cell research, providing a framework for local and national review boards, limiting certain animal integrations, and requiring donor consent. The guidance aims to steer science amid federal funding bans and religious pressures, applauded as a necessary step for direction and consistency.
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SUV demonization ends as hybrids rise in popularity
Commentary argues that SUV hatred hinges on sensational headlines and misdirected blame. The piece notes a Compton shooting where ten Los Angeles County deputies fired 120 rounds, injuring driver Winston Hayes, who was armed with a prior record but not the suspect. it links ongoing SUV hostility to media narratives and highlights the shift toward hybrids by auto makers.
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Taft's low poll numbers press Ohio toward reform push
Ohio Governor Bob Taft ranks near the bottom in a Survey USA poll with only 19 percent approval, far behind. Other polls show higher support but Taft remains unpopular and lacking a clear policy footprint. His allies distance themselves, including Republican peers like J Kenneth Blackwell, while Taft pursues tax reform. The public sees him as bland and ineffective against decline, a perception shaping his political fate.
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Letters Policy Apparent for Middletown Journal Readers
The Middletown Journal outlines how to submit letters to the editor. It provides a postal address at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 and a fax number 513 423 6940. Email submissions go to letters coxohio com and the website is www middletownjournal com letters.
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