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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1973
Page
4
Senator Philip Hart introduces a new statute requiring dealers to provide a written true mileage statement with used cars. If the odometer is tampered with, the buyer may sue for 1500 to 4500 dollars plus recovery of legal costs. Sworn testimony from the previous owner suffices for proof.
A reader laments city officials acting as a bloc, supporting Stanly Sorrell and arguing Middletown should balance development with free enterprise. The letter urges regional choice beyond a mall focus and calls for preserving an All American City.
Eula Oliver laments a subsidized bus system as unfair since taxpayers fund riders who may not benefit locally. She argues subsidies should favor individual costs like car ownership and questions federal support for taxpayers.
George Crout reports the Western Star newspaper launching in Lebanon area. The first editorial centers on Aaron Burr, fears of Union dismemberment, Burr’s alleged plots, Harmony Blennerhassett's support, and Burr’s forces said to number 7000 with gunboats on the river. trial may follow.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc outlines daily and Sunday rates. Home delivery by newspaper boy costs 80 cents weekly or 3.47 per 12 weeks. motor route includes a 15 cent monthly service charge. By mail 30 dollars per year within the trading area, 38 dollars outside, payable in advance.
William F Buckley Jr. critiques New York Times editors and columnists for their reactions to Nixon's December air raids. He argues bombing helped pave peace in Indochina and urges acknowledgment that the hawks and doves shifted power, with grave civilian losses cited.
At 60 W 125th St Harlem a Teleprompter Corp studio offers free public access TV. Groups from Friends of Haiti to NORML taping there show how open facilities could bypass FCC limits and spread diverse voices, with no censorship yet and future legal boundaries to be set.
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