Middletown Journal masthead and editors listed
The Middletown Journal announces its leadership with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clarke and editor M. David Goodwin at the helm. Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams is also named on the masthead.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2004
Page
8
The Middletown Journal announces its leadership with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clarke and editor M. David Goodwin at the helm. Editorial Page Editor Michael Williams is also named on the masthead.
The Madison Local School District faces a November tax vote amid Ohio funding woes. Voters hear frustration over funding formulas deemed unconstitutional. In Butler and Warren counties GOP dominance silences true electoral choice, leaving residents unable to hold lawmakers accountable for school funding.
Opinion argues President Bush and Republican leaders ignore public preference to extend the assault weapon ban. It cites polls showing broad support, calls from police and officials, and criticism of House and Senate leaders for blocking a vote. It questions political calculus over public safety.
Dick Cheney’s comments on the November election drew mixed reactions with critics calling for alarm while supporters stress a measured view. A Tribune Media Services analysis notes the debate centers on risk perception, policy approach, and whether a war footing is warranted in assessing future terrorist threats.
A political riff urges voters to demand real help over flashy ads and to address housing, healthcare, jobs, and education in Ohio and the nation. Veteran educator and minister Elmon W. Prier signs as the author, urging tangible policy over campaign theatrics.
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