Middletown Journal Masthead and Editorial Leadership
The Middletown Journal lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor, reflecting the newspaper’s 19th century founded title and current leadership roles.
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Edwina Blackwell Clark Publisher
Michael Williams
Ohio in spotlight as celebrities court battleground state
Editorial notes the heavy celebrity and political attention in southwest Ohio ahead of next Tuesday’s election. Jenna and Barbara Bush, Howard Dean, Sarah Jessica Parker, Don Cheadle, Joe Brown, Peggy Kerry, Jerry Springer, Pat Buchanan, Andrew Cuomo, Seymour Hersh, Jimmy Carter, and Arnold Schwarzenegger have all visited Ohio. Voter registration hits new highs amid a gay marriage amendment on the ballot.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Florida
Neck of the Woods
Jenna
Barbara Bush
Oxford
President Bush
Vermont
Howard Dean
Sarah Jessica Parker
Cincinnati
John Kerry
Don Cheadle
Joe Brown
Middletown
Peggy Kerry
Mason
Brother John
Jerry Springer
Pat Buchanan
Andrew Cuomo
Seymour Hersh
Miami University
Iraq
Jimmy Carter
California
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Teen reality check on teen sex and Plan B access
A column argues abstinence only policies misjudge teen sexuality and pregnancy. It notes 800000 teen pregnancies annually, cites a Pittsburgh study showing emergency contraception use reduces unprotected sex, and reports Plan B makers seeking FDA approval for 16 and older access with physician consult for younger teens. The piece urges science over moral certainty.
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Bush
Food and Drug Administration
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
FDA
Lawmakers miss chance to shield health from tobacco industry
A House Senate conference dropped a bipartisan plan giving FDA power to regulate tobacco labeling and marketing to kids. Senator DeWine and Senator Kennedy urged action. they vow to push again next year as public demand was deemed insufficient. Tobacco products kill. regulation is needed.
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Congress
House-Senate
Food and Drug Administration
Ohio
Mike DeWine
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Myriad Health Groups
Tobacco Company
Philip Morris
FDA
DeWine
Till Case Revisited as CBS Exposes Carolyn Bryant Denham
A CBS 60 Minutes report centers on Carolyn Bryant Denham, widow of Roy Bryant, amid renewed federal probes into Emmett Till’s 1955 murder. The piece examines potential charges, explores witness recollections, and weighs whether justice can still be pursued given elapsed years and surviving participants.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Emmett Till
CBS
60 Minutes
Ed Bradley
Michael Radutzky
Carolyn Bryant
Roy Bryant
Till
JW. Milam
Look Magazine
Bradley
Greenville
Miss
Carolyn Denham
Justice Department
Keith Beauchamp
FBI
David Bello
University of Alabama History
Beauchamp
Milam
Department of Agriculture
Henry Lee Loggins
Ohio
Beilo
Bryant/ Denham
David Halberstam
Mamie Till-Mobley
Jet Magazine
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Random House
Christopher Benson
Debates and the 2004 presidential race summarize
James Ewers Jr. argues debates did sway some undecided voters though not the solidly aligned. He notes Kerry appeared more prepared while Bush seemed repetitive, cites Iraq war, deficits, health care, and economy as persistent issues, and references undecided voters at Ohio State University and key battlegrounds like Wisconsin and New Mexico.
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Bush
Kerry
Ohio
Ohio State University
Wisconsin
New Mexico
President Bush
Sen. Kerry
Mr. Bush
Mr. Kerry
Swift Boat
Vietnam
National Guard
America
United Nations
Paul Bremer
Iraq
United States of America
Tempe
Ariz
Sen
James Ewers Jr
Miami University
Middletown
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