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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2004
Page
9
The Middletown Journal announces its current leadership with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor. Michael Williams serves as editorial page editor, guiding opinion content and page strategy.
Excerpts discuss HUD efforts to shrink housing subsidies, arguing the formula hurts urban renters and could push 1.9 million families toward homelessness. Some Republicans oppose the plan, while others cite national security and Iraqi weapons insights shaping the political dialogue.
The writer denounces voting for Republicans or Democrats as wasting a vote and labels both parties as socialists aligned with Marx. He laments current liberty intrusions and urges support for the Constitution Party led by Michael Peroutka to restore the Constitution, end abortion, and abolish income tax.
A reader denounces George Soros and Bush, questions homeland defense spending, and vents about junk school buses along Yankee Road. The letter criticizes the Ver ity Parkway light delays, pleading for faster service in a high crime area. The tone is sharp and direct, reflecting local worries and civic frustrations.
Colin Powell rejects resignation despite Iraq policy clashes with Cheney and Rumsfeld. He notes progress from Millennium Challenge Account to Libya WMD removal, praises Afghanistan elections, and discusses bin Laden pursuit, Sudan Darfur talks, and a diplomatic path forward under President Bush.
This column argues for human rights over religious or cultural excuses as two Nigerian women face death by stoning for adultery. It links Nigeria's case with global abuses including rape as a weapon of war in Serbia, female genital mutilation in Mali, sex trafficking in Russia, and sexual violence in Swaziland, urging protest and awareness.
The Middletown Journal accepts signed election related letters until noon October 27 at 52 South Broad Street Middletown Ohio 45044 or via email at letters coxohio com. Submissions become the property of the paper and may be reused in any medium.
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