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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal announces its publishing team with Edwina Blackwell Clark as Publisher and 7 M. David Goodwin as Editor. Michael Williams serves as Editorial Page Editor, guiding opinion and community coverage.
Ohio newspapers weigh Bush and Kerry as voters face a choice. The Post endorses Bush citing war decisions and cautions over social issues. The Dispatch backs Kerry as prepared and principled, while noting Bush’s handling of deficits and the wars.
Democrat Scott Siebel of Oxford opposes state Rep. Shawn Webster in the 53rd District while Democrat Tyrone Sims of West Chester runs against Republican Bill Coley in the 55th. An Oct. 20 editorial had incorrectly listed opponents.
A reader questions city takeover of EMS arguing Trenton Rescue Squad provides four decades of pre hospital care. They estimate a $100 000 ambulance would be empty without equipment staff and defend keeping EMS with trained professionals, urging rejection of the current levy and a separate fire levy.
A reader disputes claims about the Trenton Rescue Squad Council and argues for merging EMS with the city. The letter defends city-led services, criticizes TRS, and discusses funding, accountability, and potential fire service changes. It also shifts into political opinion, endorsing George W. Bush and criticizing Democrats while raising concerns about Iraq and national policy.
Community letters urge funding for education citing stewardship by district admins and rising needs for classes sizes and special services. Amid opinions on salaries and local politics, firefighters endorse Butler County Sheriff candidate Rick Jones, highlighting his 28 years in law enforcement and plans for a countywide communications system.
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