Truth in budgeting debate reads as Washington facade
The piece argues Congress will not truly curb deficits, noting non binding pacts with Ford offer only face saves. Freeman’s critique of the Welfare State and accrual accounting contrasts with current cash flow methods. Conlan pushes a truth in budgeting bill, but real surtax funding remains unlikely while inflation shapes policy.
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John B. Conlan
Arizona
New York
Arthur Anderson & Co
Congress
Ford
Conlan
Rep. Conlan
Post Office Mandate Fails to Curb Debt and Dissension
The 1970 Postal Service creation aimed for self sufficiency by 1984 but faces mounting losses. Bailor seeks a doubled subsidy amid deficits of 850 million in 1975 and a projected 1 billion for 1976, while lawmakers resist converting offices to private cost cuts. Senate action looming as dispute over post rate increases and service cuts heats up.
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Congress
US Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
Postal Service
Bailor
Middletown Celebrates Centennial Year Arrival
The 1876 centennial year is marked with parades in Middletown led by the Tytus Greys and Light Guards of Hamilton, a Centennial Supper raising $275, and festive open houses as residents welcome New Year amid warm weather and holiday observances. Ohio congressmen face fiscal pressure as citizens call for reduced federal spend, while local improvements and new management at the Middletown Journal unfold.
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Middletown
Tytus Greys
Hamilton
Rome
Philadelphia
U.S
Ohio
Where is our freedom hope in city justice says letter
A reader argues the city should cover losses from a fire truck incident and cites bias in law enforcement and local government. The letter contrasts treatment of the wealthy with welfare recipients and urges middle class unity for justice and freedom.
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Trenton
What belongs to God He takes care of To The Editor
A reader urges readers to honor God in public life and education. The letter praises Jesus Christ as savior and argues that faith should guide leaders, schools, and daily needs rather than secular concerns. The writer says serving God brings contentment and sufficiency.
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God
Jesus Christ
The Journal Publication Pricing and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists Middletown Ohio address and subscription rates. It outlines prices for newsstand copies, home delivery, motor route, and mail options, including per week, per month, and yearly figures.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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