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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1976
Page
4
A veteran academic argues for defining affirmative action as equal access rather than quotas. He recalls postwar G I Bill and citizenship classes, then cites Brandeis and two track admissions, warning that quotas corrupt merit, fuel cynicism, and threaten fairness for both minorities and the majority.
UNESCO delegates at Nairobi rejected a Soviet bid to create Third World state press controls and adopted a milder Tunisian resolution to ease Third World complaints about news coverage. The conference also eased anti Israel bias by allowing Israel to join a Western European regional group, while the U.S. keeps its $38 million dues embargo. A column notes the discrepancy between UNESCO’s actions and calls for investigative scrutiny of religious relics in Jerusalem and urges nonpolitical humanitarian conduct.
A proposed House caucus plan led by Rep. Jonathan Bingham would dissolve the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy to let Congress consider energy policy as a whole. Supporters argue it would shift nuclear oversight to other panels, exposing energy needs beyond reactors and challenging industry influence.
New York interview with Martin Cash on greeting card maker American Artists Group. He discusses taste during Christmas, rising or falling demand, the shift toward country scenes, and the trend away from personalized name imprints. He notes postage costs affect card sending, two hot items in current lines, and profits for contributing artists.
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