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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1977

Page

4

Big California ballot clash over teachers and homosexuality

Washington columnist Tom Braden critiques a California statewide referendum that would allow school boards to deny employment to teachers who are open about being homosexual. He warns it would drive homosexuality back into the closet and urges defeat, calling for plain ballot wording and condemning bans on honesty.

Washington California Anita Bryant

Carter proposes plan to tackle illegal alien problem

President Carter outlines a plan with employer penalties for hiring illegal aliens, amnesty for undocumented entrants before 1970, and 2,000 more Border Patrol agents. It also creates a temporary resident alien category for those who entered 1970–76 with five years of work and travel rights, while aid to Mexico aims to curb cross-border migration.

Carter Congress United States Mexico

Letters to the Editor Question Mayfield School Practices

A Mayfield School letter argues parents and teachers fund activities while the principal is blamed. The writer claims late doors, cold mornings, and unacknowledged parent involvement persist for years. The reader urges continued parental pressure for change.

Mayfield School Faye Whitley Sam Dalton Mayfield

Letter to Editor About Fatal Dog Run Over

A reader writes to blame a driver who hit and killed a brown dog at First Avenue and Verity Parkway. The writer recalls stopping to seek veterinary help, aided by a nurse, and laments lack of courtesy from the other motorist.

First Avenue Verity Parkway

Walking as a civilizing exercise across literary history

Aspen essay lauds walking for thought and perception. Cites Adams, Johnson, Kant, Wordsworth, Macaulay, Swift, Russell, Dickens, Blake, Lewis, and Gibbon. Argues walking sharpens thinking, preserves sensory detail, contrasts with car speed, and links body and imagination.

Aspen Colo Henry Adams Quincy Mass Beacon Hill Samuel Johnson Lichfield Birmingham Immanuel Kant Konigsberg Wordsworth Lake District Lord Macaulay London Jonathan Swift Stella Gibbon William Blake C.S. Lewis

Prenuptial contracts gain steam in modern marriages

New York reports prenuptial agreements expanding beyond finances to chores and child rearing vows. Experts note wealthy origins, yet younger couples seek equity before marriage, with clauses on bookkeeping, vacuuming, and monogamy.

New York Jacqueline Kennedy Aristotle Onassis Barbara Hutton Raoul Felder

Prenuptial Contracts Spark Debate On Marriage And Love

The piece discusses how prenuptial agreements change views on love and commitment. It cites a lawyer’s view that such contracts can strengthen devotion or terrify couples. It notes historic arranged marriages and suggests prenups could affect divorce rates, raising questions about love’s essence. It ends with a tangential quote about marriage as an instrument and a joke about applying it to tennis.

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