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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2004
Page
9
Brief home city letters page contact details for the Middletown Journal includes postal address email and fax line for letters to the editor.
Readers are urged to sign with full name address and daytime phone for verification. Submissions are edited for length and clarity and are not returned. All letters become the property of The Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium.
A public plea urging fair judgment and defense of destitute and needy rights. The passage emphasizes speaking for the voiceless and protecting the vulnerable through principled advocacy and justice.
Ohio Democrats say their Nov 2 results show a net gain of three seats in the Ohio House, the largest in 22 years, while facing Republican momentum at the top of the ticket. They credit strong candidates who avoided divisive wedge issues and highlight voter disillusionment with one-party rule in Columbus.
Ohio Democratic leader Rep. Chris Redfern argues voters favor middle class progress and reliable policy over cultural debates. He cites contrasts with Republicans in Tuscarawas and Lake County ads and notes Democrats prevailed on November 2 and look to 2006.
Readers vent about car decals hall discipline at Vail School and the city budget. They urge restoring leaf pickup and pool services, question voter integrity, immigration policy, and citizen participation, while noting wind impacts and leaves disposal efforts.
A reader thanks Superintendent Kim Gray and the Franklin school board, staff, teachers, and local officials for cuts to busing, sports, and learning tools that defeated the levy. The letter mocks educators and praises local papers for their roles, ending with gratitude to Franklin voters and a blessing.
William Safire, veteran New York Times op-ed columnist, will publish his last column on January 24, 2005 after 31 years of penning provocative commentary. He will continue his On Language feature and remains a Pulitzer Prize winner and noted author.
Federal review finds more than 2,500 completed DNA profiles in unsolved cases not yet uploaded to the FBI CO DIS database, with some waiting nearly a year. The report notes the backlog hinders matching to offenders and evidence, while highlighting underused funds and new efforts to speed processing and direct grants to crime labs.
The fall recruiting season is the most active since the dot com era as employers across finance, tech, accounting, and consulting ramp up hiring. Boomer retirements and a recovering economy drive demand. salaries rise about 3.7 percent on average with 13 percent more hires expected.
Former Georgia schools superintendent Linda Schrenko pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging her with taking more than $600,000 in federal education funds. She posted a $40,000 bond, with prosecutors seeking at least $614,387 in restitution. The case links funds to her 2002 Republican governor bid and notes a $9,000 plastic surgery expense.
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