Middletown Journal Publisher and editor names listed
The Middletown Journal dated back to 1857 lists EDWINA BLACKWELL CLARK as Publisher and M. DAVID GOODWIN as Editor with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as Editorial Page Editor.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal dated back to 1857 lists EDWINA BLACKWELL CLARK as Publisher and M. DAVID GOODWIN as Editor with MICHAEL WILLIAMS serving as Editorial Page Editor.
Editorial notes that Preble Shawnee students will again play winter sports after the school board reversed its pay-to-play stance. The board tied participation to parental fundraising of 27000 dollars, risking voter support for an upcoming 0.5 percent income tax hike as districts statewide face funding woes and rising costs. Local parents may turn to other districts if extracurriculars vanish again.
A set of local remarks covers self image from Miss USA 2000 Cole to police conduct claims by Middletown residents. Subjects span Bush visit comments, gunfire safety, tax levy opposition, aging services funding, and a returning soldier’s family reunion.
Washington Post columnist argues Iran pursues nuclear weapons despite diplomacy. Iran sits near Russia India Pakistan and Israel, with the United States, and faces regime rigidity, religious zeal, and past censorship. The piece contrasts options of force, incentives, and containment amid North Korea analogies.
The piece argues racism persists after civil rights milestones, citing Edgar Ray Killen at a Mississippi State Fair booth, and asks readers to remember the 1964 murders of Goodman, Chaney, and Schwerner. It compares postwar denial to ongoing prejudice hidden in policy, urging vigilance beyond celebratory milestones.
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