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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1978
Page
4
The analysis notes a growing wave of adverse reactions to the Carter administration across foreign policy inflation farm energy and taxes. The discussion cites Pat Caddell as a pollster and signals an impending repudiation at the polls if trends continue.
W. A. Siebenthaler Sr. is president Elwood Richardson serves as business manager Frank R. Myers holds the publisher general manager title Jim Mills is the managing editor listed for the publication.
A critical column faults President Carter for inflation blamed on federal deficits and excessive spending while misreading labor and business pressures. It argues he must choose between tax cuts and special interests, tame HEW budgets, and harden foreign policy on neutron weapons and SALT II while handling Rhodesia and Mugabe with care.
An overview highlights small businesses as the nation’s economic lifeblood from colonial times to today. It notes 14 million business concerns, over 13 million small, employing half the labor force and contributing about 48 percent of gross national product. Presidential praise and the Small Business Act of 1953 are cited, with the Small Business Administration formed to support growth and development nationwide.
American GIs in Germany and Japan face rising costs while their families stay on bases. The piece argues the United States must fund overseas allowances and avoid letting cash decline in value against the German mark and Japanese yen. It condemns foreign funds pressed on soldiers and calls for better defense budgeting to preserve morale and status of U.S. uniforms overseas.
George F Will argues the tuition tax credit plan aids families paying private school tuition up to 500 dollars per student and tests Supreme Court neutrality rules. He cites Madison and Powell, notes many establishment clause cases, and urges Congress to shape constitutional law on subsidies to religious and nonreligious schools.
A reader warns that liberties are eroding under OSHA like a rising threat to the Fourth Amendment. They urge vigilance, referencing Jefferson and warnings of tyranny, and recount memories of prewar resistance. The letter laments government overreach and urges citizens to resist perceived encroachments.
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