Carter's first 100 days expose clash of ideals and realism
The piece argues that President Carter blends idealism with pragmatic policy, clashing with labor, inflation concerns, and tax reform. It notes opposition from labor,Senate leaders like Len Long, energy questions, and questions about whether his approach favors business spending over consumer needs. It warns that 100 days in, Carter faces uneasy responses from allies and advisers alike.
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Plutonium power or peril in US energy policy
The text argues against rapid plutonium fueled reactors citing explosive risk and global spread of bomb making. It notes President Carter’s caution, fears of a wider nuclear arms network, and urges restraint to prevent members of an A bomb club from expanding.
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Udall Warns on Publishing Concentration and Press Diversity
Rep. Morris Udall voices concern over chain ownership of 70 papers in Tucson and calls for a congressional study on antitrust or divestiture. Publishers argue market forces protect diversity, warning against reduced local tailoring and “chain-store journalism” threatening the press's plurality. The piece notes constitutional protections and cites a biblical line about deceit.
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Andrew Young under fire over U N positions and policy risk
A critic denounces Ambassador Andrew Young for aligning with regimes viewed as illegitimate and racist. The piece accuses him of reckless comments, calls for accountability, and argues Carter should replace him to avoid tying policy to one volatile figure.
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Williams case sparks minority view on Supreme Court reversal
Column argues the Iowa murder case shows the justices erred by overturning Robert Williams's murder conviction. It defends the Sixth Amendment right to counsel and cites Justice Brandeis on the dangers of lawbreaking by the state, urging respect for lawful process.
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Newspaper subscription rates and delivery details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists home delivery and motor route rates for Middletown Ohio readers. Prices include 72 cents daily and 23 cents Sunday by carrier, with mail options at 38 dollars yearly and 46 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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