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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1973
Page
4
Rep. Richard Bolling takes on a bipartisan committee to reform House procedures. He calls the task difficult yet necessary to curb executive excess and modernize Congress. The effort aims for urgent, nonpartisan action reflecting a changing legislative world. Matthew 5:14 quote closes the piece.
A reader requests unity across races urging living by the Ten Commandments and judging by deeds not color. The letter laments war, domestic injustice, and calls for truth, forgiveness, and brotherhood as the nation faces division and unrest.
The article recalls Deke Slayton’s release from NASA duties after atrial fibrillation and outlines his return to space for the July 1975 Earth orbit rendezvous with a Soviet Soyuz. It notes past delays, his years in training, and his eventual selection for the mission despite earlier health concerns.
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists prices for single copies, Sunday editions, home delivery, motor route plans, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 15 cent weekday copies, 25 cent Sunday, 80 cents weekly, and annual mail options, with payments in advance. Founded in 1865.
A reader letter criticizes Larry Moore in a To The Editor column accusing his wit and insight of lagging behind his reviews. The note is signed by Robin Childers of 2704 Oxford State Road.
In a 7-2 Supreme Court decision abortion becomes legal in the first six months. The piece argues the ruling will deepen ethnic and religious divides and prompt protests, tax questions, and potential constitutional amendments. It cites Murray’s pluralism as eroded by secularism and positions within Catholic and liberal groups.
Paris observers note the Paris accord did not crown Hanoi victory. The PRG leaders feel betrayed by Hanoi while China signals support for stabilization. Moscow touts victory, Peking urges full implementation, and Western editors reassess US exit from Indochina.
A tired parent recalls a six year old asking to read a story about a giant and a child. The child grows curious, reads aloud, and notices growing up signs as the parent reflects on the urge for stricter limits. The scene centers on the tension between curiosity and protection.
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