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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2004
Page
7
Middletown Journal announces changes in its leadership team with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor, while Michael Williams remains editorial page editor guiding the newspaper’s direction and coverage.
The piece argues to relax absentee ballot rules after long lines and hours of wait in Ohio on Tuesday. It cites 5.6 million voters, emergencies in Franklin and Knox counties, and calls for earlier voting and broader absentee access to prevent turnout suppression.
A former student thanks retired GED teacher Dee Markle for believing in her and guiding her from initial GED attempts in the 1980s to a nursing career. The writer recalls Dee’s insistence on mastering math and science, enabling entry to nursing school and success on the state board, proving one life changed.
Mary Eberstadt argues in Home Alone America that choices about working parents and day care harm children. She cites sickly toddlers, biting, stress, and aggression as signs of negative effects, urging resistance to a culture that treats children as product-like outcomes.
Roger L. Miller recalls lifelong friend George J. Wedekind Jr. known as JR, a Middletown aviation pioneer who mentored him from teen years at the Middletown Airport. JR’s career spanned WWII flight instruction, FAA examiner duties, Air Show leadership, and founding roles in Aviation Trail and Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park.
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