Nixon as loner costs him trust and aid in Watergate era
The piece argues President Nixon’s isolation from press and aides fuels public distrust amid Watergate. It cites Goldwater calling him a loner and notes conflicting White House statements, Senate hearings, and potential links to aides while stressing the danger of solitary leadership.
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Nuclear energy needed to offset uranium shortage
The Atomic Energy Commission warns uranium supplies may fall short by 3.5 million tons before 1990 unless exploration speeds up. To avoid fossil fuel penalties, conversion to nuclear power is urged along with a U S Soviet cooperation on fast breeder reactors and fusion. Congress is urged to fund advanced nuclear programs.
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If Nixon Came Clean on Watergate Theorized Speech
A hypothetical Nixon television address envisions admitting knowledge of Watergate and cover up actions. It recites alleged national security justifications, including break ins, payoffs, forged letters, and CIA involvement, while urging continued support for the administration and national security aims.
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Cambodia
Congress
Laos
CIA
Letters to the Editor criticize lax justice and call for accountability
Audrey Cottle questions a Middletown arrest release and urges truthfulness in public safety. Connie McKenzie argues history warns against big government and urges faith in God, contrasting with a prior music-related letter about virtue.
EPA plan orders 25000 LA federal workers to stay home
In a bold EPA move, 25 000 Los Angeles federal employees were told to remain at home last Thursday with pay to curb smog. An EPA spokesman called it groundbreaking and an example for state and private industry.
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Jim Fiebig
Environmental Protection Agency
Los Angeles
EPA
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists delivery options including 15c daily, 25c Sunday, 80c weekly, motor route at 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, and mail rates of 30 per year in trading area and 38 outside. All subscriptions are prepaid. Founded 1865.
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