Debate Over Minimum Wage Sparks Political Compromise
The piece argues that raising the minimum wage harms job creation, notes White House and AFL-CIO positions, and cites Milton Friedman and Terence Kelly. It asserts most workers earning minimum wage are young students rather than the urban poor, implying higher floors hurt the economy and policy aims.
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White House
Afl-Cio
Milton Friedman
Friedman
Terence F. Kelly
The
Urban Institute
Kelly
Children reshape nontraditional families in Cohen study
Dr Jerome Cohen of UCLA reports a four year study showing children pull unconventional parents toward traditional roles. The findings suggest parenthood deeply transforms families, challenging notions that the American family is dying. The work notes children alter parental behavior more than parents alter children.
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Jerome Cohen
Ucla Neuropsychiatric Institute
Island Vineyard diplomacy and massachusetts politics satire
A humorous, speculative column mocks Carter era foreign policy talk by suggesting Martha’s Vineyard hosts a peaceful retreat. It links island representation to Massachusetts politics, discusses Geneva-style solutions, and playfully critiques the idea of an independent Vineyard while noting potential political fallout.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
United States
Cy Vance
Pat
Amy
Oak Bluffs
Martha's Vineyard
Great and
General Court
State Senate
League of Person Voters
Nantucket
Cuttyhunk
Daniel Dulany
Dulany
M.p.s
Carter
Diego Garcia
Korea
Jerry McCarthy
Vineyard
Massachusetts
Mike Dukakis
Duke's County
Dutchess County
N.Y
New York
Mr. Carter
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Middletown Diary Reveals Daniel Doty’s 1796 Settlement
In 1796 Daniel Doty clears land along the Great Miami River and builds a cabin near the first Middletown settlement site at 1106S Main. He joins others marking a Miami Valley land rush after the Greenville Treaty. Doty and neighbors fortify their homestead amid nearby Indian presence and periodic danger.
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Daniel Doty
Miami River
Main
Doty
Middletown
Miami Valley
New Jersey
Fort Pitt
Ohio River
Columbia
Miami
Great
Greenville
Little
Cincinnati
Fort Washington
Killbuck
Dick's
Reed
Henry
Brady
Carson
Betsey
Stephen Vail
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Explained
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for weekdays and Sundays. Home delivery by carrier or motor route with per copy prices, calendar month rates, and annual mail prices are provided along with post office details.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Us.a
USA
The Lying Game in Politics and Police Insight
Veteran cop observer notes two deceit patterns. Street liars bluff to avoid truth while seasoned politicians employ fake indignation at news conferences. The writer, a new officer, contrasts amateur street liars with practiced political fabricators and their endless search for impunity.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Khrushcheva
Jimmy
Massachusetts Bay
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Duke's
Middle East
Dukakis
Oos Lesar
George Croult
Bedle
Lebanon
Abner Crane
Here
Clear Creek
Miami Country
the Journal
Jim Fiebig
Gov. Hamilton
George Rogers Clark
Geoffrey Clyde
Detroit
Brunn Village
Oral” Slyh
America
Henry Hamilton
Canada
Alabama
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