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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2004
Page
8
The Middletown Journal announces its founding in 1857 with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editor M. David Goodwin, alongside editorial page editor Michael Williams, detailing the newspaper’s leadership lineup.
In Butler County seven candidates contest three county commission seats on November 2. Republican Mike Fox faces Democrat Catherine Stoker and independent J Michael Best, who uses Republican branding despite Fox being the official Republican. A complaint to the Ohio Elections Commission accuses Best of misleading voters. The turmoil stems from a January party swap that shuffled Jolivette and Combs onto the commission, a maneuver critics say limited GOP choices and kept Best off the primary ballot.
SpaceShipOne’s third private suborbital flight reaches 62 miles, hailed as the start of a new American Space Age by the Space Frontier Foundation. Costs and accessibility remain contentious as Virgin Atlantic plans $190,000 tickets and NASA shuttle costs loom.
A Tribune Media Services column debunks a circulating e mail claiming imminent House and Senate bills to reinstate mandatory military draft for 18 to 26 year olds starting June 15, 2005. It notes the bills lack support, cites lawmakers and analysts, and argues recruitment should rely on better wages to attract volunteers rather than conscription.
Palm Beach Post columnist Tom Blackburn weighs a pro Bush sign confrontation and GWOT implications. He argues the sign maker's earnest stance and the broader debate reveal why some oppose President Bush while others back him, amid questions about war costs and veteran treatment.
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