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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal announces staff credits with Publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and Editor M. David Goodwin, led by Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams, reflecting the paper’s governing roles since its 1857 founding.
Middfest begins in Middletown with a Chile focus at Denham Plaza and City Building. Executive director Virginia Allan leads volunteers as the festival features displays, performances, and exhibits on Chilean history and culture through Sunday.
Hamilton City Council moved to draft legislation to grant 75 000 for another year of bus service by the BCRTA pending other funding. The plan faces doubt from some members as voters previously refused support and a full year funding would require 147 000 locally. The Shuttle program remains tenuous without broader county collaboration and additional funding.
The piece argues for paper records and safeguards to prevent fraud in voting. It notes Florida's 2000 fiasco as a warning, urges touch screen systems to have paper trails, and reports Secretary of State Sam Reed ordering paper records for 2006. It questions vendor political ties and proposes abundant paper ballots and testing transparency.
Prediction No 1 argues George Bush will win decisively despite mixed polls and ongoing debates. It references Gallup and ABC polls, public opinion on Iraq, and suggests Bush leads with women voters while favorable views rise above negatives.
A columnist cautions on loud cell phone use in public places from Metro stations to trains. It cites incidents in Washington DC and Reston Virginia, notes bans on handhelds, references a Utah study, and urges quiet behavior while praising the phone’s usefulness. The piece ends with a call for silence.
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