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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2005
Page
8
The Middletown Journal lists key staffers with Annh Hoffman as Publisher, Michael Williams as Editorial Page Editor, and M. David Goodwin as Editor. The publication roots trace back to 1857 with ongoing leadership updates.
Excerpts from Ohio editorials urge Gov Taft and GOP lawmakers to stop diverting local government funds for state spending. They call for belt tightening and more restraint, citing Lorain and other towns as examples of leaner budgets. The Lorain Morning Journal endorses famine over fat-cats in the state budget.
The Akron Beacon Journal notes rising polarization but argues the Senate should uphold tradition and seek consensus. A recent Supreme Court ruling favored direct wine sales, potentially boosting Ohio wineries by expanding consumer choice and widening markets nationwide.
The piece argues a new Ohio law requiring DNA samples from felons and some misdemeanants. It links to a national database, cross references unsolved crimes, and claims long term savings and potential deterrence offset civil rights concerns.
Letter to the editor rebutts Dayton Daily News editorial on Anthem and Premier Health Partners rate hikes claiming a 45 percent rise over three years will burden workers, raise premiums, and force cuts in benefits while defending insurer practices and direct reimbursements as historically common. It argues the public would be adversely affected and labels critics as misleading.
A traveler observes Poland mixing with Western pop culture amid billboards and brands like Nike and McDonalds. The piece contrasts Polish uniqueness with global homogenization, via McWorld ideas and postcommunist optimism, noting language use and urban sameness across countries.
Cynthia Hall Clements argues that teens seek sex despite abstinence pledges and that rising teenage pregnancies and STDs persist. She condemns Bush era funding of abstinence only education, cites the Silver Ring Thing lawsuit, and calls for comprehensive sex education and clear information for youth.
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