Carter endorsement unites liberals conservatives amid party worries
A year into Carters presidency Edward Kennedy endorses him in a televised praise filled interview touching health care welfare reform human rights Panama SALT talks and energy. The piece argues Kennedy loyalty blocks a liberal challenge but hints at 1984 ambitions and political winds shaping Democrats. Jerry Brown is noted as a contrasting, different figure.
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Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Panama
Americans For Democratic Action
Jimmy Carter
Edward Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Brown
Jerry Brown
Meat grading reform proposed to curb fraud in USDA plans
Department of Agriculture proposes reform to the meat grading service to curb bribery and mislabeling scandals in California and Arizona. Changes include nonmandatory grading with a new US Ungraded stamp for ungraded beef and retention of grade marks at retail to clarify meat quality for consumers.
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Department of Agriculture
Food Safety and Quality Service
Department
California
Arizona
Cardi Tucker Foreman
Wishful thinking ends as talk crime era begins and ends
A satirical history recalls a 1985 federal ban on discussing dieting weather and cute things children do. Arrests followed but most complied, sparking a quiet era until 1992 when officials allowed talk again. The piece mocks overreach and public resilience through humorous anecdotes.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
White House
Chicago
Middletown News Journal Rates and Masthead Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists postal and subscription details at 5S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio. It outlines home delivery and motor route prices for weekdays and Sunday, calendar month totals, and yearly mail rates for USA and outside USA.
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News Journal, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Soviet Brontosaurus and Tito in Hungary book shock
A Yugoslav ex envoy to the Kremlin writes that Tito backed the 1956 Soviet crackdown in Hungary revealing a lawless Kremlin and a Tito regime boxed in by Moscow. The account predicts grim fate for Tito and Yugoslavia once he fades.
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Gstaad
Switzerland
Europe
Yugoslavia
Tito
Marshal Tito
League of Women Voters
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Marshal Zhukov
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Imre Nagy
Editors relax snow emergency letter rules
The editors say further thank you letters on the recent blizzard will not be published unless unusually revealing of a new emergency service. Rules have been loosened to honor good neighbor acts, but many letters duplicate prior thanks with different names. Readers are urged to move on to other topics.
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WPFB
Middletown Journal
Harvey Clements
Harvey
Faye Walker
McGuire Ave
Letters to the Editor Inspire Action and Credit a Carrier
A citizen calls for political engagement to curb government spending and taxes, urging letters to officials and elected leaders. The piece lauds a newspaper carrier, Harvey Clements, for delivering papers during snow emergencies and offers thanks from grateful subscribers.
Ohio lawmakers contact details listed in districts
Addresses and phone numbers of U S senators and state representatives in Ohio are listed, including Metzenbaum Kindness Lukens Massey Denham Nixon Netzley Christman plus a district office in Hamilton Ohio and Columbus statehouse lines.
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William Denham
Columbus
Ohio
Corwin Nixon
Robert E. Netzley
Larry H. Christman
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