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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal lists ANN HOFFMAN as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as editorial page editor, noting its long history since 1857.
Editorial argues the Trenton City Council should decide whether to place emergency medical services under the fire department or maintain TRS. It criticizes tactics that heighten political tension, notes budget fights over fire levy and dispatch fees, and urges decisive action to ensure reliable EMS for growing population. It warns of a crowded fall election and urges clear resolution.
The Calvin College graduation stirred controversy as about a third of the faculty signed a letter opposing President George W. Bush's policies. The piece notes Calvin’s evangelical identity, links to politics, and the broader, nuanced debates among evangelicals about religion and public policy.
Opinion piece arguing for accountability in media and government. The author contrasts Newsweek's retracting of a disputed Koran report with President Bush’s responses to past Iraq war errors, urging transparent corrections and admitting mistakes as credibility builders.
The piece argues that immigrant workers fill lower paid jobs and displace black workers, citing historical patterns from Frederick Douglass to A. Philip Randolph. It notes shifts due to deindustrialization and immigration reform, calls for enforcing laws, and urges coalitions across black and immigrant groups to counter demagoguery and open borders rhetoric.
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