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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2004
Page
11
The Middletown Journal invites letters to the editor and provides contact details including street address 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 email letters coxohio.com and fax number (513) 423-6940 plus the newspaper website www middletownjournal com letters
Readers are urged to sign with full name address and daytime phone number for verification The Middletown Journal edits letters for length and clarity concise letters have higher publication chances All submissions become the paper s property and may be reused in any medium
A Franklin resident vents outrage over anti levy misinformation and editorial bias in the Middletown Journal. They condemn council criticism and band hostility, urge citizens to focus on children, demand agenda free participation, and call for accountability and mediation.
Marilyn Lainhart argues Franklin must evolve like Springboro or Mason to keep housing affordable for seniors and first time buyers. She says Franklin’s lower taxes are an asset and vows to defeat the school levy to maintain affordability.
A reader blasts Franklin for perceived neglect and wasteful spending while urging residents to demand better leadership for children and education. The letter discusses rising costs and election choices on Nov 2 affecting Trenton, the police, and fire services, and critiques political figures over the Iraq war and economy.
Monroe Profitt of Middletown criticizes Governor Taft for opposing Ohio’s proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage. He calls Taft’s remark a backhanded slap, suggesting the policy drives “young knowledgeable workers” away and leaves straight youths to fill a shrinking talent pool.
A compilation of letters and opinions from Ohio residents addressing Bush Kerry politics, local levies, and public services. The pieces urge voter discernment, reference Edgewood and Butler County figures, recount frustrations with levy funding, and advocate specific candidates and issues.
Letter writer rebuts Sept 29 Middletown Journal claim linking divine blessing to wealth. Argues America was founded on freedom democracy and capitalism. Asserts capitalism fuels wealth and power and accuses Bush of money driven policy, oil motives in Iraq, and calls for voting him out.
The piece presents Michael Badnarik as a principled Libertarian candidate advocating smaller government lower taxes and free trade with troops home from foreign postings. It also includes endorsements for local officials Don Oda for Warren County Court and Richard Jones for Butler County Sheriff focused on integrity and effective public service.
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