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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
4
Ten major steel producers and the United Steel Workers signed an agreement banning strikes and lockouts for four years, with arbitration replacing strikes. It guarantees at least 3 percent yearly raises plus cost of living increases, and a $150 bonus in September 1974. Negotiations for a new contract start February 1974 with arbitration final and binding.
The piece laments New York City’s graffiti problem and its $10 million annual cleanup bill, arguing tens of millions more are needed to prevent widespread defacement. It cites mayoral reaction, industry groups, and municipal agencies as fighting a growing urban art epidemic.
The note reflects a view that U.S. involvement in Indochina is largely over except for remote areas in Laos and Cambodia. It frames the change within a religious context citing Psalm 46:1 about refuge and strength during troubled times.
A reader recounts the death of her family’s poodle Buttons after a neighbor’s dog fatally attacked her in a yard. The letter reflects on fear for children, neighborly sympathy, and broader worries about food costs and budgeting in a tight economy.
The piece traces liberal support for strong presidents from Schlesinger and Neustadt to fears of Caesarism under Nixon. It notes a shift as liberals now warn against dictatorial trends while still weighing executive authority.
A columnist muses on odd wire service fill and a Harrisburg PA House vote to outlaw premarital and extramarital sex. He traces readings on presidential power, citing Fulbright Burns and Commager, and argues current politics challenge Congress and the presidency with sharp cynicism.
Advertisement lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery, motor route payments, mail subscriptions, and service charges. Includes rates for in town and outside trading area, and notes advance payment requirements.
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