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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1977

Page

4

Jet noise rules put quieter engines on track by 198?

The DOT orders the noisiest jetliners to receive quieter engines or be phased out over eight years raising costs to 5 to 8 billion dollars. Officials note curfews won't solve airport noise while roads and housing remain the core issue and point to possible taxpayer help with costs. Two Johns Hopkins researchers link childhood burn deaths to popularity of girls pants, showing declines as looser dresses fade from catalogs 1950 to 1971.

Department of Transportation Ol Co Transportation William Coleman Coleman Johns Hopkins University

Sorensen chosen for CIA post shocks Carter aides

The Carter team names Ted Sorensen as CIA director candidate. Senators will question if he was a conscientious objector in 1948 and his role in the 1969 Chappaquiddick coverup. His integrity and fit for covert, potentially harsh duties come under fire amid broader nominee scrutiny.

Carter Ted Sorensen CIA Sorensen Chappaquiddick KGB Kennedy Teddy Kennedy

Daley's Chicago Era Ends as City Grief and Reflection Grow

Daley led Chicago for 21 years steering the city through urban challenges while facing scandal in the Cook County machine. Despite criticism his party strength kept him mayor from 1955, with many associates jailed for misconduct. Gov elect Thompson mourned, saying a part of Chicago died today.

Richard J. Daley Chicago Daley Cook County James R. Thompson

Holiday memory of assembling a plastic Christmas tree

The narrator recalls visiting a friend who assembled a metal-trunked artificial tree with plastic branches. He notes the tree comes with labeled slots and considers it practical, fire-safe, inexpensive over time, and shedding-free, contrasting it with real trees.

Artificial Christmas Trees and Mannequins Take Center Stage

A humorous take argues artificial trees are merely inorganic shapes and suggests expanding the gag to use mannequins around the tree with artificial gifts and meals. The piece riffs on budget saving ideas and quotes Joyce Kilmer while joking about an artificial poem by a U.S. company.

Joyce Kilmer U.S

Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details

The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists home delivery and mail rates. Subscriptions in advance apply for motor route and mail, with yearly and regional pricing. Founded in 1857.

The News Journal, Inc S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

Carter's Brzezinski appointment sparks White House power struggle

Brzezinski, praised as brilliant and ambitious, joins Carter as national security adviser, pitting him against Cyrus Vance for influence over foreign policy. The column argues the post should be cabinet level or abolished to restore State Department primacy, citing past power shifts from Rusk to Kissinger and Rostow.

James Schlesinger Schlesinger Carter Andrew Young U.N Young Arthur Goldberg Marine Guard White House Washington Jimmy Carter Zbigniew Brzezinski Brzezinski Cyrus Vance Henry Kissinger Kissinger Nixon William P. Rogers Vance Rogers State Department Secretary of State John Kennedy McGeorge Bundy Dean Rusk Rusk Johnson Walt Rostow Bundy Defense Department Brent Scowcroft Ford Oval Office Middle East

Willard Johnson appeals rape and kidnapping conviction in Ohio Supreme Court

In a high profile appeal, convicted rapist Willard Johnson, 34, a former minister from Tylersville Road, seeks a new trial in the Ohio Supreme Court. The First District Court of Appeals upheld the charges and remanded another case for a new trial, with no date set. Johnson vows reversal and speaks to The Journal.

Willard Johnson Ohio Supreme Court Johnson Tylersville Road First District Court of Appeals Butler County Common Pleas Court the Journal

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