Middletown Journal Editorial Leadership Note
Middletown Journal announces Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor, highlighting leadership changes at the 1857 founded paper.
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Editorial condemns firing Middletown officer over Buck attack
The editorial argues Officer Kathy Jones was rightly terminated after taserting Estell Wayne Buck, a murder suspect, to uphold professional standards. It stresses officers must set aside personal anger, respect suspects’ rights, and trust courts for punishment while noting broader calls for police accountability.
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Lessons from Florence Freedom fiasco for Hamilton baseball
The Florence Freedom season ended amid liens and promotions chaos with ownership scandals. Lessons urge careful funding, viable fan interest, and strong promotions to avoid a Florence style collapse if Hamilton pursues a minor league team.
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Kerry as foil in Bush era foreign policy clash
Washington Post columnist George Will argues Kerry embodies an intellectual vanity while failing to press distinct Iraq and terror judgments, risking a one issue election framed by security. He notes Kerry shifting positions on Iraq and domestic policy amid post 9/11 dynamics and antiwar activist pressure.
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Kerry'sCampaign Sags as W stands for wrong in 2004 race
Kerry faces a string of misstatements and misreads as Bush leads 52 to 45 among likely voters. He insults allies, ships blame to advisers, and amid Clinton’s advice contends with a tough campaign climate. The tone mirrors a national mood of frustration and fatigue.
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