Skylab fuel leak tests resolve to sit tight in space
Skylab 2 continues its 59 day mission despite a fuel leak aboard the command ship. Space officials plan a possible rescue only if necessary while preparations for Skylab 3 proceed. Capt. Alan Bean and crew remain calm and dedicated to completing their assignment as Greece votes on Papadopoulos plan.
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Phone tolls and territory anger Middletown readers
Mrs. Eugene W. Rush argues for toll-free Middletown area calls, not Germantown numbers, citing shared services from the Madison School District. She criticizes PUCO and PACO for inaction, calls for updated laws and clear franchises, and says residents deserve equal phone service and protection.
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No Man’s Road
Move benches for public use in downtown area
Reader asks why six unused benches between Hanover Street and Girard Avenue cannot be moved to downtown for public use. Editor notes the benches belong to an advertising company and are not city owned. city cannot relocate them. City Manager says future mall progress may enable downtown benches later.
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Dale Hessel
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Treasury Ceiling Mural Covered Over After Tax Faith Promise
A long hidden mural in the Treasury Department building shows gold coins spilling from a cornucopia. An anecdote claims a secretary and the President hid the picture to avoid public reaction to tax policy, and the artwork was subsequently covered.
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Watergate shows acrimony in losing side and Nixon critique
William F Buckley Jr defends Nixon while noting Watergate’s aftermath. He contrasts Hugh Sidey’s praise of the White House with Ehrlichman’s testimony revealing power struggles and dirty tricks. Buckley criticizes critics and Hefner’s Sex Book feature as emblematic of a permissive society.
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Bob Considine Speechless on August 17
New York column captures Bob Considine declaring he has nothing to say today. The candid remark is noted as possibly the most honest statement by a journalist since movable type.
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Johann Gutenberg
Percy eyes 1976 GOP presidential bid in Nixon era
Senator Charles Percy of Illinois weighs a presidential run as Nixon recovers from Watergate. A new study notes party reforms shift delegate power to the national level, boosting Percy's path via primaries and state conventions. Percy plans testing, staffing, and a nationwide speaking effort.
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The Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
The Journal outlines delivery methods including home delivery, motor route, and mail, with rates for daily, Sunday, and yearly subscriptions. It lists prices, installment options, service charges, and international rates, noting advance payment and a long history since 1657.
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