Reagan Wallace coalition shaping up outlook for 1976 races
The piece outlines potential post convention coalitions between Reagan and Wallace camps and the looming threat Wallace poses to the Democratic establishment. It notes Wallace’s delegates, fundraising edge, possible third party bid, and Reagan’s path to the Republican nomination with a grand coalition as a possible outcome.
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George Wallace
Reagan
Wallace
Alabama
North Carolina
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Ford
Gene McCarthy
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Midwest
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Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Shocking report on violence in schools fuels public alarm
A Senate subcommittee details three years of school violence with sharp rises in assaults on teachers and students, rapes, and homicides. The piece notes widespread measures from armed guards in cities, funding for security, and calls for discipline in schools amid a $500 million annual cost.
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San Francisco
Detroit Board of Education
Chicago
New York City
Mark My Words Another monster
A columnist warns that a House bill to set minimum health and safety rules for all youth camps will expand federal reach and costs. The piece mocks government overreach, cites a $7.5 million annual cost, and depicts Camp Teddy with procedures and federal rights notices after a bed-wetting incident.
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America
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Teddy
Chipmunk Cabin
National Health Service
Buckley on New Hampshire Senate Ballot Controversy
The column criticizes the Senate Rules Committee led by Sen. Howard Cannon over the Louis Wyman versus John Durkin recount in New Hampshire. It argues the committee rules could tilt the election to Durkin through selective ballot voiding and urges a fresh, clean election once a vacancy is declared.
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Watergate Committee
Benjamin Bradlee
Washington Post
Daley
John F. Kennedy
University of Texas
Buckley
Law and Order
Duval County
Lyndon Johnson
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Louis Wyman
John Durkin
New Hampshire
Sen
Howard Cannon
Wyman
Durkin
Sen. Cannon
Rules Committee
Supreme Court
John
New Hamshire
Letters to the Editor on hike-bike-a-thons and science fair rules
A reader questions fundraising allocations for hike bike events and praises active participation while urging awareness of where funds go. The page also notes Bill Cofield’s success at the District and State Science Fairs and calls for more Middletown students to compete to achieve a superior rating statewide.
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Oxford
Bill
Columbus
Middletown
Ohio Academy of Science
Henry Cofield Jr
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The journal lists prices for home delivery and motor route options with daily weekday copies at 15 cents and Sunday at 25 cents. Home delivery rates are 72 cents weekdays, 23 cents Sundays, or 95 cents weekly. motor route 13/2 per daily copy and 24 cents Sunday per calendar month, $4.20 four weeks. Mail subscriptions are $38 yearly in the U.S. and $46 outside. All subscriptions due in advance.
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