Middletown Journal Leadership Listing
The Middletown Journal announces its publishing leadership with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor, supported by editorial page editor Michael Williams.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal announces its publishing leadership with Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M. David Goodwin as editor, supported by editorial page editor Michael Williams.
Early voting prompts heavy turnout and large legal teams across battleground states. The piece warns that preemptive litigation could turn elections into court battles, risking repeated unresolved outcomes and damaging democracy, urging candidates to avoid post election challenges.
A reader attacks George W. Bush's demeanor during a Sept. 30 debate, contrasts parenting behavior with political leadership, and urges voters to “send him back to Crawford” in November. The letter also praises a local fire department after a sister's house fire, urging support for a fire levy.
The piece discusses provisional ballots as tools to help voters cast ballots but argues fights over counting rules risk disenfranchising voters. It notes past Florida issues, nationwide registration problems, and the Help America Vote Act aiming to fix them while highlighting disputes over precinct validity and ballot counting.
A startled conversation unfolds as God and a reader discuss the Lord’s Resistance Army’s child kidnapping, slave labor, and mass harm in Uganda. The dialogue questions free will, faith, and human complicity while urging accountability for violence done in the name of faith.
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