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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1976
Page
4
John Pinkerman argues that civil rights rules restrict employer questions in pre employment interviews in California and federal law. He cites limits on age, arrest records, gender, marital status, dependents, citizenship, nationality, physical appearance, military discharge, and other personal details. He notes protections grow with firm size and claim productivity declines as a result.
An opinion arguing Taiwan should be recognized as independent from China, criticizing two Chinas fiction, urging fuller US China normalization, and noting Olympic participation disputes and Canada’s stance on Taiwan identity. The piece asserts Taiwan cannot be bound by Beijing and calls for honest policy on Taiwan’s status.
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 65 verse 10 praising God for watering the land and blessing its growth with abundant showers and fertile ridges, reflecting gratitude for divine providence in nature.
Bechtel officials, many former government leaders, shape federal nuclear and energy contracts. Senator Abourezk uncovered conflicts of interest tracing Bechtel's role in a coal slurry line proposal and a 1975 uranium enrichment project. The inquiry raises whether national interests have yielded to Bechtel gains.
Bechtel Corp. public relations manager George K. Coffey responds to Tom Braden's July 23 column in The Journal, disputing claims of Bechtel as a sinister force. He cites Bechtel as part of Uranium-Enrichment Associates, a private venture with $3.5 billion capital and no guaranteed profits, and clarifies Bechtel does not build reactors, has not negotiated with Brazil, and did not face a conclusive congressional probe. He notes Bechtel aided by quality control in Alaska pipeline issues and denies involvement in Arab boycott violations, asserting Bechtel’s commitment to non discrimination and integrity.
NEW YORK The late Carl Jung said contentment in the present reduces fear of the future and aging. A Psychology Today survey by NYU and Yale found happiness ties to personal standards and acceptance, not wealth. Most happy respondents earned about $16,000 median income, with 70 percent reporting happiness. Key factors were meaning, control over good events, rejecting cynicism, and rejecting the belief that good things cannot last.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio outlines subscription options with rates for home delivery by carrier and motor route as well as mail, plus details on discounts and payment terms. It notes the paper's founding in 1857 and lists annual, monthly, and per-copy costs for U.S. and international subscribers.
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