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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1970
Page
4
The critic questions the MPAA rating system with its shift from M to GP and argues that taste differs, parents should decide what is suitable, and the industry has an economic motive in classification.
The Pentagon pressed Congress to fund improved electronic protection for National Guard armories after more than 70 000 dollars worth of weapons were stolen in the first ten months of 1969. Authorities warn that stolen arms could fall into criminal or fanatic hands, prompting plans for burglar alarms in gun rooms.
In a discussion on smoking, the piece notes airlines being urged to seat smokers separately in a Jim Crow style, while public health groups push for change. It cites surveys showing many smokers want to quit but feel overwhelmed by information and urges thoughtful consideration of quitting.
The writer questions Ground Hog Day as a weather predictor, notes seeing shadows under artificial light, and cites U S Weather Bureau forecasts for six more weeks of cold. They reflect on Forsythia blooms dying in freezes and express a wish for Old Man Winter to depart, letting spring arrive.
John P Roche argues for strong federal pollution laws and enforcement to clean air and water, warning states may race to weaker regulations. He critiques Nixon's approach as Viet Namization and urges national standards over local schemes, linking pollution to poverty and civil rights.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. It outlines per copy costs for weekdays and Sunday editions, in‑city delivery options, and mail rates for various areas including outside trading areas and international.
Joseph Alsop surveys the Haynsworth and Carswell Supreme Court fights, noting Republican unity and liberal resistance. He argues Nixon anticipated the outcome and that the crime bill vote shows a shifted liberal stance under the president’s strategic moves. The column reflects on past hopes and present fears among liberal Democrats.
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