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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2005
Page
9
The Middletown Journal outlines its governance with publisher Ann Hoffman, founded in 1857. Editor M. David Goodwin and Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams are listed among the paper’s leadership.
This week’s thumbs up and thumbs down selections include Gov Taft planning a Butler County visit to sign a public breastfeeding rights bill. The column cites Middletown Police Chief Mike Bruck warning paintball players to stay within facilities after five arrests for drive by shots, urging caution to avoid misidentification with real guns. It notes Kim Gray leaving as Franklin City Schools superintendent for Deer Park and ridicules Star Wars product placements in ads. The piece ends with a harsh note about a local crime case and a life sentence.
A letter from a pediatrician recalls polio deaths in 1953 and lauds vaccines for eradicating polio and other diseases. It contrasts immunization with antibiotics, credits vaccines for saving lives, and thanks readers who supported a school levy while urging progress for tomorrow.
Opinion arguing Newsweek texts did not cause abuse at Guantanamo Cuba, detailing alleged interrogation tactics, religious desecration claims, and a broader White House and FBI role in creating a televised moral crisis. It accuses the administration of malfeasance and calls for independent investigations.
A provocative proposal argues for severe limits on journalists including licensing, background checks, and bans on portable devices. It contends First Amendment scope should favor state owned media, with three day delays on all news and mandatory training for reporters.
The Middletown Journal outlines how readers can submit letters to the editor by mail at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 by email at letters coxohio.com or via the paper's website www middletownjournal com letters and by fax at 513 423 6940 indicating standard submission procedures and contact options.
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