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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
6
Debate over restricting downtown car traffic shifts from congestion to air pollution. Proposals promise smoother streets and cleaner air but face merchant opposition to limits on private vehicles and even to public transport exclusivity.
The piece notes the General Services Administration selling an automatic flag raiser for 2300 dollars with pricier models available. It cites OECD data on European cities limiting auto traffic to curb pollution and congestion, highlighting Goteborg Vienna Marseilles results, and urges action here. It mentions a pending bill on TV programming taste and balance and ends with a biblical proverb.
William F Buckley Jr argues privacy matters more than public access to political money. He recalls Strauss on donors and their spouses, notes the fuss over disclosed gifts, and recounts a library fundraising debate where a reporter revealed his wage. He laments media hunger for money details as a democratic privacy issue.
In a retrospective view, the B52s endured by relying on range and electronic tricks, while facing modern air defenses and improved SAMs. Pilots risked ingoing missiles using daring maneuvers as RAND inflight refueling enabled long missions. The aircraft, once a symbol of power, now confronts aging status amid evolving war needs.
Citizen criticizes move from city Sanitation Department to private firm Big M arguing tax subsidies fund private services. He cites pickup lapses, back-yard cans, and seeks accountability while defending Franklin plant pollution controls with Miami Conservancy District data. John A. Stratton Franklin Chronicle editor.
The Journal published daily by the News Journal Middletown Ohio outlines rates for daily and Sunday copies, home delivery, motor route, and mail subscriptions. It notes prices, payment terms, and the 1857 founding.
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