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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
4
Pioneer 10 speeds toward Jupiter with a camera array ready to capture the planet and its moons as Skylab 3 studies Earth orbit and Kohoutek during its solar swing by. The missions cost under half a billion dollars to American taxpayers.
The Journal announces Paul J Day appointed as Executive Editor guiding editorial leadership and newsroom strategy. Day brings long experience in reporting, editing, and audience engagement to shape coverage and standards across sections.
The president quickly signs the Alaska oil pipeline legislation despite riders unrelated to oil or Alaska. EPA tests on Honda show cleaner exhaust designs can suit larger cars. The bill preserves a path to the Supreme Court for environmental suits. Construction may start now with oil flowing by 1977.
Washington notes three officials who urged early action on the energy crisis. James Akins urged tough measures before a policy was drafted but was sidelined. William Simon advanced a quota-elimination and oil-allocation plan, gaining Hill support. Senator Henry M. Jackson pushed for action, congressional study, and the mandatory allocation bill later cited by Nixon.
Calmen Verity and city leaders marked the groundbreaking of a two-block enclosed parking garage and the dedication of Middletown’s first climate controlled mall built over old streets. The projects promise $30 million in private capital and a central civic center for the region.
The News Journal Inc publishes in Middletown Ohio at 8 Broad First Ave with daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 15c weekday newsstands, 25c Sunday, home delivery 80c weekly, motor route 3.47 monthly installments, and mail subscriptions 30 per year within trading area and 38 outside USA.
Jeffrey Hart compares Sieyes historic question to modern America arguing the middle class shapes a nation. He contrasts views privileging marginal groups with those valuing scientists and entrepreneurs and concludes postwar U S society is basically a middle class nation despite counterculture influences.
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