Middletown Journal Publisher and editors listed
The Middletown Journal page displays its founding date of 1857 and identifies publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark editor M David Goodwin and editorial page editor Michael Williams.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal page displays its founding date of 1857 and identifies publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark editor M David Goodwin and editorial page editor Michael Williams.
Editorial warns Sub. H.R. 452 would abolish required newspaper notices and certificates of insurance for out of state insurers, undermining consumer protections. Opposes rushed passage, supports H.R. 281 which narrowed but preserved key disclosures. Calls for keeping regulatory safeguards amid industry investigations.
Former MLB pitcher Frank Pastore on a Los Angeles Christian talk-radio platform cites the nation's rejection of liberalism in recent elections. The piece argues conservatives must not compromise with the left and emphasizes unity under faith, family, and country while praising America as exceptional and the last great hope for freedom.
A reflective take on Mike Leigh's Vera Drake, set in 1950s London. The piece contrasts Vera's quiet, humane acts with illegal abortion practices, examining legality, ethics, and the looming Roe v Wade reversal. It connects the film to U.S. politics, noting potential Supreme Court changes and the uncertain consequences for women.
An English teacher recounts a confrontational meeting with a ninth grade mother and her son. The mother blames the teacher for the boy's failures and drinking problems amid accusations of bigotry and incompetence. The exchange exposes classroom challenges and prompts the student to move to another district.
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