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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1973
Page
4
Tom Braden reflects on Washington’s mood as pride in government fades. Politicians’ lies, corruption, and corrupted agencies erode trust while the vice president faces bribery chatter. Citizens wonder if they still care about government or if history repeats Paris in the 1950s.
A government engineering report cites 100000 tricycle injuries yearly and Arizona moves first state ban on public smoking. The piece weighs the impact of tighter designs on youth play, noting handlebars seats and turning limits may be restricted while questioning psychological effects on bold riders.
The Interstate Banker profiles the American Rolling Mill Co. growth from a 1900 Middletown plant to a modern 400 acre complex with 32 000 tons monthly capacity expected by July 1917. It details capital increases from 450 000 to 8 million, and payroll surpassing 5 100 workers earning 415 000 monthly.
A World War II veteran urges continued Watergate investigations until all are cleared or held accountable. He reflects on Nixon era campaigns, party attacks, and acknowledges voting for McGovern before reassessing his stance amid alleged top-level lawbreaking. He seeks an honest president and a resolved political year.
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio. Rates cover home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route, mail subscriptions, and fees for monthly service charges, with annual figures for local and outside trading areas and international. Founded in 1857.
CBS Radio Spectrum commentator Jeffery St. John argues in a CBS/Copley column that liberal reformers push laws to curb campaign spending while unions coerced dues finance political goals. He contends such reforms favor Democrats, weaken private giving, and shield labor influence in elections.
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