Unspecial interests and the fight over unionism in Congress
The piece argues that ordinary Americans are learning to influence legislation as elites do, highlighting the defeat of the common situs bill and a shift in labor support. It notes inflation, Hatch Act repeal debates, and hints at a growing tax resistance movement linked to calls for honest money and accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed Larson
Right To Work Committee
Labor Movement
Paul Warnke
Warnke
Capitol Hill
Jimmy Carter
Senate
Congress
Jeanne Dixon
America
Vaughn Ellsworth
Irwin Schiff
U.S
Federal Reserve
Inflation origins versus weather claims in editorial view
The piece argues inflation stems from government control of the money supply, not from rising prices due to weather. It condemns attributing inflation to Mother Nature and cites the distinction between monetary expansion and production limits, with biblical allusion closing the commentary.
Dream park near Middletown moves toward opening
Park Director John Paschal asked the Park Board for permission to open the new Weber W Sebald Park west of Middletown in Madison Township along Elk Creek. He said it would be ready for public use about May 1. The effort follows the history of Armco Park and land purchases dating from 1963 to 1966 funded in part by a federal Open Space grant and the Sebald Park Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paschal
Park Board
Weber W. Sebald
Middletown
Madison Township
Elk Creek
Paschal
Armco Park
Cooch's Woods
Armco Steel Corp
Armco Association
Greentree Road
Ohio 741
Armco
Miami University
Lovely Farm
Dan W. Kothe
Weber W. Sebald Park Fund
Mr. Sebald
Elk Creek Park
Sebald Park advances in Middletown Ohio park project details
The Journal details Sebald Park’s growth including the 800 acres with 350 for the golf course, a 36 hole design winning the 1972 Ohio award, and a 1985 planned completion. It notes funding gifts from the Weatherwax family, the Jennie Sorg Trust, new access roads, and plans for picnic areas, nature study zones, overlooks, and the Butler Mound archaeological site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Weatherwax Sr
Barnitz Bank
Weatherwax
Ohio Parks and Recreation Association
Sebald Park
Butler Mound
Why Mothers Get Gray Now at Whiskeytown Lake
The tale recalls Jack Gregg and Nan losing their three sons at Whiskeytown Lake in California. The boys vanished briefly under a log float where Burt kept a makeshift shelter with radio and sleeping bag. They reappeared with a dash of danger and a startling lesson about parental fear.
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Jack Gregg
Jack
Steve
Duffy
J. R. Williams
Whiskeytown Lake
California
Oregon
Brandy Creek
Hooker Creek
Nan
Burt
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