Japan’s Trade Imbalance Sparks Calls for Tougher Actions
The piece argues Japan’s unfair trade practices hurt US imports while subsidizing exports, warning ongoing deficits could strain ties. It notes an $8 billion yearly US deficit with Japan, a weak dollar against the yen, and the need for pressure beyond lectures to achieve balanced free trade.
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United States
Nixon
Japan
Supreme Court Reconsiders Spanking Debate in Nation
HEW magazine Children Today argues spanking short of serious injury does not improve behavior and may trigger a "syndrome of violence" in children. The piece notes even justices might hesitate on the issue and advises parents to hide the issue from children.
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Hew
Federal approves El Paso gas line abandonment for Alaska oil plan
FERC clears El Paso Natural Gas to abandon a Southern California Texas line while Sohio plans to ship Alaskan crude to Texas from Long Beach. About 707 permits needed and 500 remain before oil can move eastward. question of oil imports and government bottlenecks highlighted. Deuteronomy 31 6 quoted.
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el Paso Natural Gas Co
California
Texas
Standard Oil of Ohio
Sohio
Long Beach
Christmas Cowboy Remembers a Snowbound Dream
A reflective narrator recalls a painting of a cowboy in snow heading to a lit cabin. He notes the U.S. Forest Service allows limited Arizonans to cut their own Christmas trees, detailing a permit process and strict rules about cutting, safety gear, and forest etiquette.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Reagan Era Essay on Empires and a Crown's Fate
The piece discusses Bokassa's self coronation and U S human rights reactions, Soviet moves in Africa and Egypt. It notes the Hungarian Crown in Fort Knox and bills to block its return to Hungary pending court actions in federal court and possible preliminary injunctions.
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Sylvester
Fort Knox
U.S
Austria
State Department
Hungary
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Letters to the Editor on parking for the handicapped
Readers criticize nonhandicapped drivers using reserved spots and lament the loss of consideration. A second letter condemns pacifier rain checks, noting repeated failed bargains and missing help from clerks. A third praises the Jaycees Christmas Wonderland for children and the season’s meaning, urging community support.
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Jesus
Middletown
Jaycees
Debbie Campbell
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Braden argues over Sadat Begin clash and future action
Braden questions whether Begin senses political reality after Sadat's bold overture. He argues Egypt's weakness and Israel's growing ties to the United States shape a waiting strategy, noting no concession from Begin and urging U.S. role in pushing peace.
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Begin
Sadat
Egypt
Israel
United States
Ashraf Ghorbal
Simcha Dimitz
The Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Journal is a daily Middletown Ohio paper established in 1857. It lists subscription options including daily newsstand 20 cents, Sunday 35 cents, home delivery rates, motor route prices, and mail rates in and out of the USA.
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