Why Nixon Should Speak Out On Watergate Facts
A column argues that evidence points to a high Nixon circle directing Watergate and questions why the President remains silent. It suggests a televised disclosure could restore public trust and warns that silence risks deeper trouble as investigations unfold.
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Washington
Nixon
Antioch College Brings Tuition Brakes for Freshmen
Antioch College in Yellow Springs offers an Antioch Level Tuition Plan for freshmen entering 1973 74 promising tuition will rise no more than six percent annually until graduation. The plan slows the 11 percent yearly increase seen since 1967 and aims to ease long range financial planning for families while stabilizing dropout rates and encouraging persistence to degree.
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Frank A. Logan
Antioch College
Antioch
Yellow Springs
Propane well casing causes Elk City pasture boulder event
In Elk City Oklahoma an underground propane storage well released and caused large boulders to erupt from a pasture. Workers from the owning company bulldozed the rocks and operations return to near normal. The incident dashed wide speculation but offered a calm outcome and a biblical closing note.
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Elk City
Okla
Mother Nature
Big government not the solution to inflation and local service
A letter argues federal spending fuels inflation and taxes, urging readers to pressure officials and stop ceding control to government. It cites a March 25 column by Dick Trimble and calls for toll free service to Middletown in Madison Township, urging residents to contact the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
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Dick Trimble
U.S
God
Middletown
Gratis
Madison Township
Edmund J. Turk
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
N. High St
Columbus
Ohio
Germantown
Eugene Rush
Madison
Public Utilities Commission of
Innocents in Congress Push Fiscal Reform Amid Inflation Critique
A newly elected group led by Florida Republican Skip Bafalis proposes a constitutional amendment to cap federal appropriations to revenues with a debt repayment target of 1 percent annually. Supported by Symms and Treen, the idea contrasts with long standing deficit spending and inflation concerns voiced by critics.
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House of Representatives
L.A
Skip’’ Bafalis
Florida
Congress
U.S
Bafalis
Steven D. Symms
Idaho
David Treen
Louisiana
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Nixon
Buchanan
Symms
Treen
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists daily newsstand price 1Sc weekdays and 25c Sundays. Home delivery by newspaperboy 80c weekly, motor route options at 3.47 or 3.20 for four weeks, plus a 1Sc monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions 30 per year in area, 38 outside. Founded 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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Quiet heroes and a call for steady patriotism
In the wake of Pearl Harbor the piece argues for recognizing quiet heroes and urges unity beyond momentary emotions. It urges Americans to slow down, introspect, and define goals to sustain a peaceful yet strong national character rather than simple cheers or boos.
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America
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