Not a Partisan Issue in Impoundment Debate
The piece urges rapid large scale geothermal energy development, citing it as cheap and environmentally friendly. It argues government funded research plus private projects under public regulation will advance power supplies and preserve constitutional balance over impoundment power. The Senate approved a new framework limiting impoundments. God is love. I John 4 8.
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Congress
Nixon
White House
West
Senate
Indian image and parkman view on conquest and Wounded Knee
The piece argues against romanticizing Native Americans and recalls Parkman’s The Conspiracy of Pontiac to illustrate the historic clash of civilizations. It contends that westward expansion would have displaced Indigenous peoples regardless, and notes the Wounded Knee event as fitting Parkman’s bleak forecast of ruin or assimilation.
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Francis Parkman
Parkman
Kentucky
Upper Canada
Michigan
Illinois
West
Atlantic Seaboard
Mexico
Alaska
Peace Corps
North American
Pontiac
Detroit
A gross inequity of war reflected in editor letters
A reader rebuts a fellow letter writer arguing that the nation overemphasizes POWs while neglecting veterans who died, were maimed, or returned home in pain. The note honors all service members and asserts deep gratitude for those who defended the United States and its flag.
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Barb Lukens
Nixon
U.S. News and World Report
Bataan
United States of America
Honest shoppers rewarded at McAlpins after lost twenty
Mrs Donald Sanderson recalls her daughter Jackie losing a twenty dollar bill at McAlpins. A security guard found the money and turned it into the store office. The manager instructed the daughter to pick it up, and she retrieved her funds, thanking the guard whose name is Wilbur McCray.
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Jackie
McAlpin’s
McAlpin
Donald Sanderson
Victoria Drive
Trenton
Wilbur McCray
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Note
The Journal published in Middletown Ohio lists rates for newsstand purchase 15c weekdays and 25c Sundays. Home delivery by carrier 80c weekly with installments or 3.47 monthly by motor route, mail 30 per year within area and 38 outside, all in advance, founded 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
David Williams 17 Defied Muscular Dystrophy At Doty House
David Williams, 17, died April 3 after a long battle with muscular dystrophy. He attended school daily until his death, reading with eye movements and inspiring friends and teachers with his determination. Born during his father’s Army service in Germany, he lived in Maryland before returning to Middletown and Doty House.
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Joy Jones
Doty House
David Williams
Faris D. Williams
Wilbraham Road
David
Boy Scouts
Munich
Germany
Maryland
Middletown
Log export clash looms between Oregon and Washington
Oregon Senator Packwood seeks a 1977 ban on log exports to Japan citing unfair competition with Washington which relies heavily on log shipments. Washington officials warn a ban would devastate local mills and state finances while boosting no one. The dispute centers on timber policy, federal land ownership, and regional jobs tied to exports.
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Oregon
Washington
Japan
Robert Packwood
Bert L. Cole
Public Lands
Olympia
Wash
U.S
Boeing
Alaska
North Slope
Pacific Ocean
Seattle
Puget Sound
Sen
Packwood
Sierra Club
Columbia River
Oregon Lumber Mills
Homebuilders Association
Big Weyerhaeuser Co
Columbia
Washington Mills
California
State of
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Tokyo
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