Hillsdale Stands Firm Against HEW Title IX Pressure
In a national education policy clash, Hillsdale College defies HEW and EEOC guidelines while Columbia warns against fighting city hall. President George C. Rochell calls for freedom over coercive regulation, noting Hillsdale's 132 years of independence and voluntary non discrimination for blacks and women.
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William T. McGill
City Hall
Washington, D.C
Columbia
Little Hillsdale College
Michigan
HEW
Hillsdale Hew
Hillsdale
George C. Rochell
Jobs over doles in skill based reform urged
The piece argues for shifting from welfare to apprenticeship and job training to equip the unemployed with marketable skills. It contrasts President-elect Carter's labor pick F Ray Marshall with economist Charles Killingworth and calls for private sector dominated job growth to reduce unemployment.
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F. Ray Marshall
Carter
Marshall
University of Texas Economics Department
University
Center For the Study of Human Resources
Michigan State University
Charles Killingworth
Killingworth
John Conyers
D-Mich
Conyers
Advertising Agency Gets Burned by Honest Man
A small ad agency client promised payment for $1,400 of creative work but vanished town without paying or leaving contact, prompting a hard lesson in trust and a possible legal route for recovery.
The Old Honest Face Trick In A Trust Tale
A first person lament describes a deceitful promise by a man who looked trustworthy. Across the desk he claimed to be honest while asking for money, revealing the classic old money confidence game.
The Barefoot Boy Nixonisms and Abe Lincoln
A satirical column riffs on political image with Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford, contrasting honesty rumors and presidential pedigrees. The piece mocks claims of honesty using historical figures and pop culture as a lens.
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Jimmy Carter
National Enquirer
Jimmy
Huck Finn
Rockwell
Saturday Evening Post
Eve
Adam
Gerald Ford
Jerry
Morality in Foreign Policy Viewed Through Carter Era Debate
The piece argues that claims of morality in U S foreign policy are selective and ideologically biased. It challenges decrying Chile and South Africa while praising China and the Soviet bloc, noting a double standard in press and political rhetoric surrounding human rights and relations with various regimes.
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Carter
Jimmy Carter
Cyrus Vance
Chile
South Korea
U.N
Andrew Young
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Hanoi
Vance
South Africa
Brazil
Argentina
Central Africa
Carter pardon plans raise questions for draft dodgers
Copley News Service reports that President-elect Carter signals a blanket pardon for Vietnam era draft dodgers and possibly deserters, to be considered in the first week of his presidency. Critics argue about veterans harmed, veterans care, and future military mobilization risks, while supporters urge compassion and discharge of guilt for those who evaded service.
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Carter
Potomac
Ford
Times
Air Force
Vietnam
Veterans Administration
Congress
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Page
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route, plus mail rates for U S and international addresses. Rates include per-copy costs, weekly totals, and advance payment requirements.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Poinsettia Plant Safety Letter Stirs Pet Owners Debate
A reader warns pets face fatal danger from poinsettia leaves or sap, urging owners to keep plants away from dogs. A Middletown veterinarian counters that sap irritates digestion and mouth but death is unlikely with proper care, noting all plant parts can irritate animals if ingested.
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Virginia Allison
Aeronca St
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