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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2005
Page
9
Mail letters to The Middletown Journal at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 E-mail letters coxohio.com Web www Middletownjournal com/letters Fax 513 423 6940
Readers are invited to send concise letters with full name address and daytime phone for verification. Submissions become the newspaper's property and may be edited for length and clarity. The quote notes prudent readers seek refuge while the simple ignore danger.
Reuters derived piece portrays a Bolotnikovo fishing village puzzled by a lake anomaly shown on TV as locals speculate over a US role. The column raggedly contrasts foreign views with domestic politics, praising average Americans while criticizing Bolton and the Bush administration's policies and global standing.
A Trenton editor urges residents to pass the Edgewood School District levy after a 2005 failure, arguing growth, strong schools, and community spirit depend on financial support. The letter cites rising home values since 1996, mentions local coaching moves, and warns against student outflows and foreclosures if the levy fails again.
In a California courtroom, Edmond Marr received 16 years for 1983 murder of Elaine Graham, ending LAPD cold case unit’s first full investigation from start to conviction. DNA from a knife tied Marr to Graham, who vanished after a writing class, leaving a two-decade mystery.
Community letters criticize senior citizens for opposition to a school levy in Madison Township. They demand accountability for student behavior, funding for schools, and probe savings claims from proposed Rosedale relocation, while urging park money be redirected to pools and criticizing policing privatization.
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