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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1977
Page
4
An analysis argues President Carter risks political missteps by not backing Burns for reappointment as Fed chair. It notes Burns’ inflation-fighting record and caution about using policy as a political tool, while detailing Carter’s balancing act among liberals, labor, blacks, and conservatives.
The document lists the journal’s key officers including W A Siebenthaler Sr as President Elwood Richardson as President? and Frank R Myers as Editor Vice President with business manager duties.
A Common Cause study critiques the Senate confirmation process, noting 50 nominees had only 14 sworn to faith and 18 approved the day of hearings. It highlights Finance Committee shortcomings and urges vigorous public scrutiny rather than a nominations office.
The piece argues for returning Henry Kissinger to full-time diplomacy to finalize a peace treaty in the Middle East. It notes Kissinger's rapport with Arab leaders, critiques current officials, and warns of risks if the United States does not appoint a high stature negotiator to shepherd the settlement. It cites Sadat, Carter, and the Geneva talks as context.
In Middletown the American Cancer Society campaign earned praise from chairs Janet Ingham and volunteers. Thirty three helpers and local families plus area businesses contributed to a charitable Christmas card effort supporting life saving work.
John Roche questions how statistics shape views on divorce crime and family life. He argues that rising divorce and crime figures may reflect broader social changes and data interpretation rather than clear moral decline. He recalls historical family patterns and notes risks of relying on macrostats without context.
The Middletown High School orchestra thanks Ann and Vic Slezak, The Journal, WPFB, and numerous parents, Nellie from the cafeteria, and the Dinner Chairman Mrs. William Schaefer for a successful spaghetti dinner held last Friday night. The orchestra members and conductor James Veith express gratitude.
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