Letters to the Middletown Journal Editor
Local readers share opinions on community issues in letters sent to The Middletown Journal. The page lists contact details for submission via mail email and web and provides a fax number for correspondence.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2004
Page
9
Local readers share opinions on community issues in letters sent to The Middletown Journal. The page lists contact details for submission via mail email and web and provides a fax number for correspondence.
The Middletown Journal outlines how readers should sign letters with full name address and daytime phone number for verification. It notes edits for length and clarity and states concise letters are preferred for publication. All submissions become property of the paper and may be reused in any medium.
Analysts discuss whether Osama bin Laden would prefer Bush or Kerry, amid campaign stop pranks and anti Kerry stickers. Experts say al Qaida seeks escalating conflict, while candidates hedge on terror policy. The discussion frames the election as a referendum on national security and America's global stance.
A reader argues for moving beyond two parties, criticizing the Green Party coverage and urging voters to consider libertarian options. He compares Kerry and Bush records, defends veterans and military service, and questions Bush’s Army Guard tenure amid broad political frustration.
Reader letters criticize Edgewood and Franklin tax proposals while praising Kerry and criticizing Bush. They discuss school funding, new housing, veteran views, and local elections. Editor notes explain that new home taxes fall short of per pupil costs, with Edgewood enrolling over 280 new students this year.
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