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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues Carter’s human rights stance is inconsistent and selective. It critiques exchanges with Cuba and China, while condemning abuses elsewhere, citing polls showing public support for strict rights protections amid a tense international scene. It questions administration rhetoric versus actions.
Phyllis Battelle recalls a Central Park rowboat picnic ruined by a large rat that aggressively scavenged the meal. Rodent expert Farl Geiger argues rats outwit humans, surviving through clever foraging and curiosity. He notes city rats persist despite hygiene and control efforts.
Luis Salas claims Lyndon Johnson stole the 1948 Texas Senate nomination by certifying 203 votes to 202 for Johnson in Jim Wells County. The Associated Press persisted for years to record Salas remarks, highlighting a legacy from Watergate era for uncovering political misdeeds.
A Crawford Street neighbor laments repeated thefts including two cassette players, dashboard damage, a car hubcap loss, and a quarantine of rising insurance. The writer urges neighbors to report unusual activity and stick together to prevent further losses.
Betty Jo Napier concludes a 47 year career as educator at Amanda Middle School in Kentucky and Ohio. She retires quietly after guiding thousands of students with kindness and dedication, leaving a lasting impact on staff and pupils.
The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc lists Middletown Ohio address and post office subscription rates. Rates include 5c weekday, 25c Sunday, 72c weekly, 23c Sunday per issue, and motor route 95c weekly. yearly mail $38 USA, $46 outside.
The Barons Softball Club praises the fire department emergency squad for an outstanding job at Goldman Park on July 31. James E. Snow 3711 Greenview Circle.
A weekend home carpet job forces furniture into other rooms as workers toil eight hours. A $20 bill found by the youngest daughter brings a brief windfall before a carpet-change mishap returns the money to the worker who misplaced it. The family jokes about Star Wars and budget overruns as the day ends.
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