Middletown Journal Staff Listing
The Middletown Journal lists its 1857 founding as context with ANN HOFFMAN as Publisher and M DAVID GOODWIN as Editor. MICHAEL WILLIAMS is shown as Editorial Page Editor in the staff roster. The note presents historic branding alongside current leadership.
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Michael Williams
Dayton Academy shows what not to do in abuse case
Officials at Dayton Academy failed to call police after a 13 year old reported assault, with Edison Schools defending their stance that the act was inappropriate. A 14 year old has been indicted for rape, and the piece criticizes school staff for delaying police contact and withholding witness names, urging strict reporting of abuse.
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Edison Schools
Edison
Adam Tucker
Montgomery County Children Services
Police and Children Services
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Darty News
Senate agrees to limited filibuster carve out gains praise
Capitol observers hailed a bipartisan deal preserving the filibuster while allowing up or down votes on three Bush nominees Priscilla Owen Janice Rogers Brown and William Pryor The agreement preserves Senate power amid celebrations but critics say it keeps the filibuster as a tool for obstruction and raises questions about minority rights and democracy in Washington.
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Constitution
Senate
Lindsey Graham
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Bush
Priscilla Owen
Janice Rogers Brown
William H. Pryor Jr
Bill Frist
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Washington
California
Delaware
Wright voices whistleblower critique of U S detainee abuse
Ann Wright, former diplomat and Army colonel, resigns over Iraq policy and now argues the Abu Ghraib scandal reflects systemic failures. She cites withheld photos, internal denials, and a detainment system built abroad as part of a broader human rights disaster.
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Wright
Mongolia
Iraq
United States
Army
Afghanistan
State Department
Bagram
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Memoir of resilience from Jeannette Walls life story
Writer Jeannette Walls, MSNBC gossip columnist turned memoirist, recounts a harsh West Virginia childhood. She details a chaotic, loving but flawed family led by Rex Walls and Rose Marie, surviving hunger, dumpsters, and poverty to build a successful career in New York and beyond. The book centers on endurance, forgiveness, and family love. Walls stresses that life is what you make it and that humor and resilience trump hardship.
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Walls
MSNBC
Mom
Rex
Rose Marie
Maynard G. Krebs
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Daddy Rex
Jeannette
West Virginia
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Esquire
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