Family and the American family crisis and hope in decline
In reflections sparked by Balzac and a Census Bureau pamphlet, the author cites rising divorce, fewer two‑parent households, later marriages, and more births outside marriage. He argues the family remains essential, rejects Goriot's warning, and urges journalists and others to help strengthen society.
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Bureau of the Census
Gariot
Frightening shoplifter rights ruling shocks readers
A Kentucky man once jailed for shoplifting but never convicted is labeled an active shoplifter in a police flyer to merchants. In a 5-3 decision the Supreme Court says the Fifth Amendment does not shield citizens from government damage in such cases, drawing sharp dissent about civil liberties.
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Kentucky
Police Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Paralyzing Politics Over Taiwan Canal and Panama Debates
John Pinkerman argues U S policy stalls on key issues due to election fears. He cites Taiwan recognition, Social Security reform, and Panama Canal negotiations as examples of paralysis influenced by President Ford administration and Reagan opposition, urging decisive action before regional crises deepen.
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Republic of China
Taiwan
Ford
Richard Nixon
Peking
Ronald Reagan
Henry Kissinger
Panama
America
Reagan
Torrijos
Demetrios
United States
Unitedates
U.S
Chrome drives Cold War fate in Rhodesia urged detente
The piece argues chrome, essential for space, jets, and submarines, shapes Western security and Rhodesia politics. It criticizes U.N. sanctions and Byrd amendments while urging detente between Smith’s regime and Black majority leaders, advocating stockpiling chrome now.
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Rhodesia
Smith
Pennsylvania
Chrome
Moscow
Harry Byrd Jr
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists home delivery options and prices. It shows rates for motor route and mail subscriptions, with daily and Sunday editions, and yearly and international pricing.
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First Ave
Middletown
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USA
Letters to the Editor on King's Island Grad Night ripoff
James Helms of East Central High School Brookville notes that King's Island handles grad night tickets and profits, while schools and counselors do all selling and chaperoning. He argues schools should not be used as free sales agents and urges the park to manage its own tickets.
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King’s Island
King's Island
Cincinnati Gardens
Riverfront Coliseum
James Helms
East Central High School
Brookville
Ind
Kings Island explains grad night ticket policy
Kings Island defends its grad night distribution system used with high schools. The policy limits tickets to graduating seniors and dates, keeps events private, and caps sales at half park capacity. Faculty sponsors receive free entry and snacks, with oversight by Kings Island Security.
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Kings Island
Eric Carmen
Brownsville
Rsonnel
Kings
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