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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1971
Page
4
The newly sworn in Representative Bella Abzug argues for greater female political participation and equal representation. The editorial notes skepticism about sweeping results but endorses electing more women to give them a chance, while acknowledging uncertain impact on housing health and war.
The dispute centers on Ecuador claiming 200 mile fishing rights beyond the 12 mile limit and seizing 17 U S tuna boats in January, with fines over 800 000 dollars. The United States froze military sales and threatens more actions as Ecuador demands withdrawal of the U S military mission. A possible resolution by agreement is urged.
President Nixon calls for a new era where Indian acts determine their future and proposes laws to empower tribes to run Indian benefit programs. He cites BIA discrimination and says treaties were broken, urging self determination as a right while noting persistent inequities and dependence on handouts.
John Chamberlain argues Nixon's revenue sharing is a temporary fix. He cites Australia where state and federal tax powers clash under the Loan Council system. Victoria tried a receipts tax, but the High Court ruled it unconstitutional, illustrating ongoing tensions in sharing tax revenue.
The Commonwealth Prime Minister Gorton rejects state efforts to levy own income taxes saying uniformity brings benefits. Victoria pursues a share of the Commonwealth payroll tax as it presses for greater fiscal autonomy.
The Middletown Journal lists daily publication details and subscription prices. Rates include per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, in-city motor route options, and mail subscriptions for domestic and international areas.
The Club struggles with scheduling conflicts between the Ohio Junior Miss game and a Junior Miss show, citing limited parking and the need for timely date forwarding to the auditorium booker. The item ends with a humorous note on prior math contest results and local court stories.
An exhibit borrow from the Dayton Art Institute features An Ode to Pollution. The piece invites reflection on environmental impact through modern sculpture and mixed media. Curators emphasize interdisciplinary dialogue and public engagement with urban waste narratives.
In Santiago a new hotel hosts Cuban delegates as Allende tightens state controls. A Chilean businessman laments unpaid bills amid a collapsing economy. A professor defends the Allende regime while other academics and officials discuss media pressure and a complex political structure shaping Chilean society.
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