Letter to the Editor disputed Nixon rule and Watergate
Cathy DeMatteis argues Nixon is not a ruler but the president and commander in chief only when acting under constitutional limits. She questions Nixon’s integrity and denounces attacks on the press while asserting impeachment requires substantial evidence and the president serves the people, not a dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Cox
Cox
Mr. Richardson
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Christmas mail push from Hubbard Post Office
The Hubbard Post Office urges customers to mail Christmas cards letters and first class packages by December 8 and airmail by December 15 to ensure delivery by Christmas Eve. Officials note possible fuel shortages and fewer extra flights but expect all mail to move with public cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Post Office
Postal Service
S. J. Tucciarone
Flu warning critique targets orthodox medicine and immunization
The letter argues immunization serves industry and claims influenza origins are blamed on others. It accuses the U S Public Health Service and the National Center for Disease Control of propping pharmaceuticals and ignoring root causes, calling for anti medical viewpoints on disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
U.S. Public Health Service
National Center For Disease Control
Ohio tax promises to fund schools questioned
A reader cites an autopsy on Bruce Lee and discusses education funding in Ohio. The piece notes edema in the brain and organs, a trace of marijuana, and questions the impact of income tax and a proposed lottery on school finances. It explains trustees’ pay up to $4000 yearly, set by budget and per diem rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lee
Ohio
E.A John G. Hauck
Buckeye Association of School Administrators
UPI
Hauck
Emergency Legislatio Institute
Lottery Commission
Newsprint Crunch Hits Local Publisher Hard
The publisher reveals severe newsprint shortages limiting daily operations. Editors describe grappling with fuel constraints and energy crisis impacts as they strive to maintain timely reporting with dwindling resources.
The Endless Newsprint: A Nostalgic Chronicle
An excerpt reflecting on the relentless growth of newsprint from past decades. It notes towering gargantuan rolls fueling presses and the perception of endless time, while acknowledging a slowing pace in modern output as the sun rises anew each day.
Canadian reader laments US aid and praises American generosity
A Canadian writer criticizes anti American sentiment abroad while praising the United States for its aid during crises. He cites the Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine, postwar recovery, space achievements, and domestic resilience, arguing Americans deserve support and respect from others. He warns against ingratitude and urges Canada to back the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollar
Russia
Earth
Two party system debated as Charter defeat spurs cross party cooperation
In Hubbard and Warren, Republicans and Democrats toast the defeat of the Trumbull Charter while condemning private influence and calling for fair, competitive politics. The piece notes bipartisan unease at perceived county domination and urges clean cooperation across factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hubbard
Trumbull
Warren
Trumbull County urged to rethink CAMPS split
A local editorial questions Trumbull County Commissioners for breaking from the CAMPS district. It argues the region would lose federal funds and aid for 210 disadvantaged residents annually, urging reconsideration to protect jobs and welfare program access.
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Trumbull County
CAMPS
Operation
Mainstream
Trumbull
Energy and the schools in a time of crisis
The writer urges cooler school temperatures to save energy and protect children, arguing many homes and schools hot at the expense of health. They warn against overprotective parenting, advocate simpler transport and modest fuel use, and call for realistic safety and comfort standards for the young.
Max Lerner on the tragic presidency and power
Max Lerner argues the presidency has been tested by crisis and ambition, tracing a history from Lincoln to Nixon. He warns against distorting Kennedy's memory and stresses preserving constitutional freedoms while sustaining strong democratic leadership amid a dangerous power world.
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New York
N.Y
John Kennedy
Aiken
Abe Lincoln
Booth
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses Grant
William Tilden
James Garfield
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Niles Suburban Newspapers Publisher and editorial staff
Publication details note W Stauffer as publisher at 212 NW Main Hubbard Ohio with 10 cents per copy and weekly Wednesday issues by Niles Suburban Newspapers Inc since 1928. Margaret Dennison is listed as editorial page editor.
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Niles Suburban Newspapers, Inc
Niles
Ohio
Hubbard
Margaret Dennison
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Gordon Sinclair
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Energy and the Schools
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Warren Harding
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
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