Carter foreign policy judged against Nixon doctrine critique
Joseph C. Harsch argues Carter inherited a shifted balance of world power from Nixon and Kissinger. The U S now faces a global Soviet reach, rising allied burden, and weaker U S dominance in trade and arms. Carter bears some fault for daily management but not full responsibility for diminished resources and altered strategic landscape.
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United States
White House
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
China
Far East
Cuba
Joseph C. Harsch
Christian Science Monitor
Delaware County Gains From Budget Provisions
An editorial notes the 1980 81 budget by conference report limits floor amendments but includes benefits for Delaware County. Senior citizens gain through Fair Acres funding and aging services. nine county school districts receive deficiency funds. the lottery swap plan is risky and may be vetoed, but some provisions could prevail.
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Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Delaware County
Fair Acres
Middletown
Temperance convention at Media Courthouse 100 years ago
A historic 100 years ago report notes speakers Col. Charles E Hyatt Rev J W Dale Lewis Palmer and Rev Thomas Mc Cauley addressing a temperance convention at the Media Courthouse beginning Thursday The piece also mentions other archival items from 7 50 25 and 10 year intervals.
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J. W. Dale
Lewis Palmer
Thomas McCauley
Media
Temperance
M. L. Mapes
Crozer Theological Seminary
Upland
Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Steamboat
Chester
Clarence Larkin
Linwood
Chester Academy
Almanac highlights June 17 1980 births and historic events
Almanac notes June 17 as the birth date of John Wesley and actors Ralph Bellamy and Dean Martin. It recalls Amelia Earhart flying solo across the Atlantic in 1928, China’s hydrogen bomb test in 1967, Watergate arrests in 1972, and Herbert Kalmbach’s 1974 conviction and fine.
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Venus
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
John Wesley
Ralph Bellamy
Dean Martin
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic Ocean
Wilmer Stultz
China
Democratic National Committee
Washington D.C
Herbert Kalmbach
Nixon
EMT Ambulance Service Defends Supplemental Role
A letter from E M T Ambulance Service rebuts claims about territory and profits and defends its role as a supplemental, non competing provider for Newtown Township residents. It cites dedicated staff, hospital contracts, and 5073 ambulance runs in 1979, while stressing it offers aid when local services cannot respond.
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the Times
Newtown Township
E.M.T. Ambulance Service
Newtown Square
Mr. Pound
E.M.T
Spelling Bee Talk From Springton Lake District
Rose Tree Media and Daily Times discuss Stacy Asher’s potential county crown while recalling Jody Hespenheide, 1968 Media Jr. High champ, who later placed 17th nationally and became valedictorian in 1972. The note praises youth achievements and wishes Stacy luck this year.
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the Times
Daily Times
Foster Nowell
Springton Lake Jr. High
Stacy Asher
Jody Hespenheide
Upper Providence
Media Jr. High School
Washington
Jody
Stacy
The
Nuclear war not a game for computer
The Pentagon confirms a malfunctioning computer under Cheyenne Mountain signaled Soviet missiles toward the United States twice in a week. The false alarms were stopped by ground, space, and air sensors before any retaliatory action. Officials warn could an erratic computer on either side trigger a nuclear war by accident.
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Pentagon
United States
U.S
Cheyenne Mountains
Colorado Springs
Air Force
Tapes Ride Carnival Across Cities Through Supreme Court Critique
Paul Harvey analyzes the Nixon era tapes and the Supreme Court's handling of political pressure. He argues the judiciary is intimidated, media tilts left, and public access uses the tapes to drive a broader audience, while historical vilification of Hoover persists.
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Supreme Court
Washington D.C
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