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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1973
Page
4
An editorial urges regulatory legislation to preserve the value of free mail for constituents while curbing abuse. It notes risks from self serving mass mailings and family data blasts within 60 days of elections and mentions hearings led by Rep. Morris Udall to clarify rules and legality. The piece ends with a biblical verse from Matthew 28.
A reader criticizes media for sanitizing accidents and argues for realistic, graphic coverage to deter reckless driving. The letter asserts that depicting crashes could make drivers fear danger and change behavior, despite potential backlash or ethical concerns.
A reader laments citizens misplacing value on material wealth while urging devotion to the Bible and Constitution. The letter warns against perverting faith and heritage, questions life without God, and defends graphic traffic reporting as a preventive tool, ending with thanks to Carlisle officials for supporting Police Chief Larry Stamm.
A reader questions who enforces zoning in Middletown and criticizes planning commissioners for alleged missteps in downtown destruction and climate controlled mall plans. They cite Kittyhawk costs and urge a definite commitment from a large department store, warning against taxpayer risk and want alternatives if the mall fails.
Harvard considers a substitute for Kissinger after his refusal to return to teaching by February 10. Kissinger jets to Hanoi and Peking to wrap cease fire talks. A Republican source says Kissinger loves the job and may move to the Middle East, while Connally’s future is debated as a possible secretary of state and potential shift in party alignment.
Braden details a first U S journalist visit to a Indian POW camp at Rorkee near Delhi. He interviews a Pakistani doctor, a private, and a captain’s family, noting decent treatment, facilities, and routines while prisoners yearn to go home. He concludes India treats prisoners with Geneva Convention decency.
Biography of Andy a Siberian husky sired by a half wolf who tried desert life with Tom and Carolyn in Arizona. He survived a shotgun near snake encounter and a fatal shot from a coyote hunter, getting a wire shoulder, then died after crossing a highway five miles from home.
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