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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2004
Page
11
Contact information for the Middletown Journal letters section lists mailing address at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 an email at letters coxohio com and a fax number 513 423 6940 plus a web address www middletownjournal com letters
Readers are asked to sign letters with full name address and daytime phone for verification. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity. Concise letters are favored for publication. All letters become the property of The Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium.
A quotation asks if the one who healed the blind could have prevented a man's death, reflecting on doubt and divine power in the Gospel context. The line heightens tension over Jesus’ fate and the disciples’ understanding of miracles and mortality.
Ed Richter recalls Kara Caudell, an 18 year old Lakota East student who faced two men in their 40s ripping her Bush rally tickets due to her Kerry sticker. The letter questions freedom of expression, police response, and calls on Bush to apologize while urging focus on real issues and voting rights.
A reader critiques the Iraq invasion and the Bush administration. The letter cites over 7,000 casualties and more than a thousand KIA, questions the president's qualifications, and calls for accountability amid wartime reporting limits. The author recalls World War II service and argues for a better candidate with military training.
A string of letters discusses Vietnam veterans and atrocities, payback for past political choices, freedom of speech and lying in politics, leaf pickup costs and waste bags, leaf disposal by Rumpke, rising city crime and police presence, and a Jesus statue at Solid Rock Church seen as a dangerous distraction to drivers. The writer criticizes media and court rulings, flags free expression, and urges practical waste handling while noting neighborhood tensions and traffic safety concerns.
Senate leader Daschle and Hillary Clinton urged Hispanic leaders to reverse historically low turnout and mobilize Latinos for the next elections. Voto Latino reported 30,000 new voters registered in six weeks aided by MTV partnerships.
Federal watchdog report finds EPA enforcement views conflicting with rule changes known as new source review. Inspector General Nikki Tinsley says the push to loosen the rule weakens ability to settle cases and bolster court remedies. EPA disputes the report and cites ongoing enforcement actions, including a planned action against an Indiana utility.
Washington House rejected a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage by 227 to 186 aligning with Bush backing but lacking two thirds for passage. Support came from 191 Republicans and 36 Democrats, while 158 Democrats, 27 Republicans and one independent opposed. The vote followed a District of Columbia handgun ban overturn and a pledge of allegiance wording protection, aiming to mobilize voters ahead of the November elections.
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