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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2004
Page
9
Readers respond to community matters with opinions on local issues. The Middletown Journal invites letters from residents and covers civic topics raised in public forums and local discourse.
Readers are invited to submit concise letters. include full name address and daytime phone for verification. Editorial edits may shorten letters. Election letters accepted until noon October 27. all submissions become property of The Middletown Journal and may be reused in any medium.
The saying contrasts seeking good with seeking evil, noting that a person who pursues virtue finds kindness while chasing wrongdoing invites harm. It frames moral cause and effect in concise reflective terms.
Tim Rutten analyzes the O Reilly case and Fox News controversy, noting how legal actions and on air behavior test journalistic ethics. He quotes experts on whether Fox should suspend O Reilly, limit comments on the case, or launch an internal probe while discussing the broader impact on media independence.
A reader argues that larger primary classes ruin education in Edgewood with Bloomfield kindergarten near 30 and Seven Mile second grade at 28. The piece links levy failure to reduced AP offerings, aide layoffs, fewer field trips, lower test scores, and property values. It also blends national politics with education, urging environmental advocacy and voter action.
A reader voice column voices frustration over ballot integrity and election honesty while urging yes votes on school levies. The letter also attacks clergy political involvement, critiques Bush Kerry era politics, condemns abortion debate outcomes, and laments local civic changes including casino moves and a Wal Mart push. The writer alleges GOP policy harms on multiple fronts and closes calling for obituary separation.
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