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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1970
Page
4
Citizens are urged to report smoky cars but experts warn visuals mask most pollutants. A San Francisco Bay study quantified 10215 tons daily, with only 210 tons reducing visibility. Dr Dreisbach of Stanford notes colorless gases like carbon monoxide and ozone are invisible to the eye.
Dr. John H. Knowles of Massachusetts General Hospital predicts hospital charges could climb to at least $1,000 daily by 1980. The forecast amplifies concerns about medical costs and supports calls for a national health insurance system as AMA and other groups discuss payment reform.
Marianne Means reports a confidential GOP poll showing 73 percent identify with the silent majority, including blacks and whites and all subgroups. About 70 percent of silencers approve Nixon’s job. The poll, tied to Gallup figures, signals heavy reliance on public mood and raises questions about policy depth and pressure group influence. A next poll in April will assess pollution concerns ahead of 1970 campaigns.
Paul Harvey argues selling mirrors professional football in intensity and risk. He cites Penney and Alger as legends, notes sales careers forge leaders, and claims half of top executives come from sales backgrounds. He declares lifelong commitment to selling and rejects schooling as the path to mastery.
A conservative columnist argues for supporting Nixon’s State of the Union aims like pollution cleanup and job training while trimming wasteful spending. He urges voluntary, market-based reform, enhanced work incentives, and tougher accountability for social workers, corporations, and local governments to fund or save funds for the anti poverty and environmental programs.
The Journal established 1857 lists delivery options and prices including 10c for weekday copies, 20c for Sundays, 70c weekly, 21.00 yearly in the trading area, 30.00 yearly outside trading area, 38.00 yearly outside the U.S.A., all payable in advance, with regional service via newspaper boy or mail.
Patty Bailey a Fenwick High School senior and senior editor of The Journal covers the pageant. Sue Harris forgets to introduce her as a spectator who could not enter due to dance steps.
Reporter describes the Pan Am 747 test flight from London to New York detailing a 354 passengers crew of many and a 695000 pound takeoff. Captains and engineers explain performance while passengers applaud landing at JFK and reflect on the era of jet travel.
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