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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1975
Page
4
A 29 year old gelding still presides over the field though arthritis limits riding. His will remains strong and he commands respect from resident horses. Eventually his interest in the pecking order may fade as changes occur.
Washington debate on a new farm bill would raise subsidies for wheat corn soybeans cotton and milk, costing taxpayers up to 470 million this year with future growth. Butz opposes, warning of distortions and glut. Milk cheese and butter prices would rise for households while farm income fluctuates in a wider recession context.
An op-ed argues the 22 story federal building in Philadelphia may require millions to shore up faulty pilings and suggests leaving it to stand as a leaning landmark. The piece imagines linking Bicentennial tours with views of Liberty Bell and Independence Hall while critiquing U.S. power and foreign policy through a metaphor of kicking horses and shifting global influence.
Jeffrey Hart reviews a university financial ripoff involving investigations, FBI activity and resignations at the University of Massachusetts. He recalls the Lowther case of half a million dollars and examines its social significance in the campus scandal.
A reader critiques the rise of federal and foundation funding in academe. The piece highlights Dean Dwight Allen’s decade of fundraising, 400 speeches yearly, and 15 million dollars in grants, alongside probes into misused funds, non existent consultants, and a surge of doctoral degrees. It argues for reform and taxpayer oversight.
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