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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1976
Page
4
Postmaster General Bailar warns of a looming 1.5 billion dollar deficit and argues for closing many of the nation’s 40 000 post offices as costs rise and service declines. He questions six day home delivery and calls for Congress to fund or risk further reductions.
A collection of quotes and notes cites Winston Churchill about avoiding criticism of one’s government and references the 1776 Continental Congress action opening ports to all nations except Britain and restricting slave importation. It also includes a Bible verse blessing.
A reader argues pinball machines are harmless entertainment seen in hotels malls and universities and questions county bans. The letter questions sheriff Walton and calls for real crime prevention measures before supporting restrictions. Virginia J. Osborne Oxford addresses the issue.
The document lists notations for the Middletown News Journal at 2 Broad and First Ave. It includes subscription rates, post office class details, and delivery options for weekdays and weekends.
George F. Will argues faith in God shapes politics and public life, noting Carter’s churchgoing prayers and religious fervor disturb some voters. He traces a long arc from Kennedy’s religion to today and asks whether religious conviction threatens intellectual balance in a secular republic.
Washington notes debate over protecting the environment while boosting jobs. Experts argue both goals can align, citing federal studies showing conservation fuels employment and that pollution costs outweigh savings from unchecked growth. Politicians are urged to unite labor and environmental groups to avoid voter cynicism.
The National Safety Council warns falls are the top danger among non traffic accidents killing 16 000 Americans yearly with 12 000 over 65. It blames aging factors and careless luck as the true killers, arguing health risks rise with aging and death is the high cost of living.
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