Life after death in science and faith collide
Article surveys scientists and psychiatrists exploring near death experiences and the possibility of an afterlife. It highlights Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and Dr. Raymond Moody Jr. who describe out of body sensations, peace, and light encounters, while noting past religious doubt and the shift toward inquiry.
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Heaven
Earth
Hell
The
New York Times
Elizabeth Kubler
Ross
Earnham College
Raymond A. Moody Jr
Jesus Christ
Erwin Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Earth and
Khrushchev
Ford uses pocket veto limits to curb Congress
The article notes President Ford’s decision to have Attorney General Levi advise that pocket vetoes will be used only when Congress is formally adjourned, not during short recesses. It discusses constitutional tensions between Congress and the executive, Nixon’s prior use of pocket vetoes, and broader political implications for 1976 campaigns and national policy.
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Ford
Edward H. Levi
Congress
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Write to Read: A Call to Teach Literacy in an Age of TV
William Smith of Boston College warns that reliance on television, radio, and calculators risks a generation that cannot read or write well. He argues schools must teach writing, reading, and basic math to prepare citizens capable of governing.
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William Smith
Boston College
Aetat
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Ad
The notice lists pricing for daily newspaper subscriptions from The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc. at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio It shows Sunday Home Delivery and Monday through Saturday delivery options with motor route or mail rates and annual prepaid terms for in state and outside state customers.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
S.A
Ford blocks inflation with labor deals post election
Column argues President Ford uses incumbency to secure wage hikes through Teamsters and auto workers, risking higher inflation after the election. It predicts escalator clauses raise hourly pay and living costs, as unions push for raises tied to the consumer index, with inflation accelerating next year. It says Ford’s plan buys peace now at the cost of future price rises.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Capitol Hill
Richard Nixon
White House
Teamsters Union
Ford
W.J Usery
Democrats
May
Frustration over new Middletown School Coordinator post
Letter to the editor condemns creation of a coordinator of secondary instruction at Middletown Board of Education. The writer questions funding, salary, and impact on classrooms urging focus on cuts to teaching staff and student needs amid enrollment decline. E Kern Cate, 111 M Bavarian Drive.
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Eresery
Peru
E. Kern Cate
Superintendent outlines reorganization of central office staff
Sam Dalton explains plans to reorganize central office duties and create one new position while overall administrative staff will drop by 3 percent. He notes the new role supports K 12 curriculum development and instruction areas and invites residents to contact the administration with questions.
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Sam Dalton
Dalton
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