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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
4
The piece warns of a real energy shortage in the United States and calls for a coordinated federal policy and new energy facilities. It urges individuals to conserve power at home by sealing leaks, lowering thermostats, and ensuring furnace maintenance while promoting insulation and public awareness to push legislators for domestic energy development.
Readers are urged to curb inflation by limiting federal spending as congressmen boast of pork barrel gains. The piece cites a state receiving 300 million more in federal funds than its tax contributions in 1972 and warns against electing leaders who trumpet such gains. It closes with a biblical reference.
The Tiffany & Co store in New York lures last minute shoppers with a $5 million Canary Diamond and other high end gifts. A 12.95 carat marquise diamond is priced at $490 000 while a 13 33 carat pear shaped diamond is offered at $459 000. The store sells Tiffany money in silver coins redeemable for merchandise and a $10 sterling silver pocket screwdriver is pitched for self gifts.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists prices for single copies and home delivery, motor route, and mail subscriptions. It specifies amounts, installment options, and service charges with payments in advance.
John Roche argues that Soviet industrial ties with U S manufacturers aim to bind Moscow’s political behavior. He cites Lenin and Brezhnev, argues hard liners call it economic madness, and dismisses claims that such economic links would end the Cold War.
Letter asks whether Christmas means lights and tinsel or celebrating Christ birth. argues gifts echo the wise men and energy should favor spiritual values over material excess. suggests trucks and buses belong in fast lane at 55 mph and notes on highway use. signer Mrs. S Richard Peters 3311 McGee Ave.
The education committee of the League of Women Voters approves positions from a May 1973 consensus. Libraries require above minimum state standards with upgraded staffing services and financing. Vo Ed calls for a vocational education jointure with adequate funding. Sally M. Kent chairs Voters Education. Juanita Fitz is president.
William F Buckley Jr argues in a letter that the Ellsberg trial was abruptly aborted by Judge William Byrne after Nixon aides allegedly approached him. He ponders whether Byrne could influence verdicts, compares to Townsend Scudder, and warns that public suspicion could distort justice if judges or politicians manipulate outcomes. He concludes Byrne likely had no involvement.
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