Middletown Journal masthead and staff list
The Middletown Journal announces its 1857 foundation and lists key staff including 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
Oct 15, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal announces its 1857 foundation and lists key staff including Publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark, Editor M. David Goodwin, and Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams.
In a city of 10 220 residents facing growth, Journal advocates a Yes on Issue 4 fire levy replacement to fund EMS and a new tanker, consolidating fire and EMS under city control. Also backs Yes on Issue 5 to restore income tax credits, limit rate changes, and reduce overall taxes for working residents, citing state cuts and budget needs.
Howard Stern will move his morning show to Sirius, making Sirius a stronger rival to XM. Wall Street cheered the news with a 15 percent stock jump, though both services have burned through cash as they chase subscribers. The service requires a home or car link and monthly fees, and remains an unproven model despite cable TV like appeal.
The piece argues Bush struggles to connect beyond fear tactics as Kerry challenges him on governance. It notes Bush’s awkward demeanor, limited press access, and Republican Congress control, contrasting claims about education and No Child Left Behind with concerns over jobs, wages, and the Iraq War.
Washington legal drama centers on Judith Miller and Matt Cooper jailed for refusing to reveal confidential sources tied to Valerie Plame’s identity. The cases highlight clashes over executive privilege, press freedom, and the public’s right to know amid prosecutions and subpoenas in the Plame affair.
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