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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1978

Page

4

Panama Canal treaties spark constitutional clash over House consent

Newsweek flags a shift in canal treaty support while constitutional scholars warn the House must authorize spending and the transfer of US territory. The Council for Inter-American Security argues treaty transfer without House approval would be unconstitutional, citing Article IV. The fight centers on billions in canal property and whether the president can dispose of national territory without Congress. Rep. Murphy seeks formal House consent, while Sen. Dole aims to attach understanding to the treaties in the Senate. A constitutional crisis looms if the Carter administration presses ahead without House permission.

Robert Byrd United States Panama House of Representatives Newsweek House Council For Inter- American Security Non- Tendens Republic of Panama Congress State Department Gadsden Mexico Russia Aleutian Islands Robert Dole Kansas Senate Carter

Farmers Strike Echoes Chavez Tactics Across Nation

The American Agricultural Movement mirrors Cesar Chavez era tactics to press for better economic terms as farmers face mortgage stress and low wheat prices. While some protests disrupt grain shipments and deliveries, the broader public remains skeptical, and government action seems unlikely to resolve the crisis.

Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers American Agricultural Movement Chavez Pacific

Carter foes rally in Beijing over costly meals

The Chinese People's Daily slams officials for wasting public funds on lavish meals in a broad critique linked to disloyalty fears. The piece contrasts party excess with a Carter tax reform push, noting officials’ temptations at Washington restaurants and a waning dedication to austerity.

Carter Peking People’s Daily Hua Gang of Four Carter Administration Washington

Honest Ed on burning green wood in heating

Honest Ed, a Middletown firewood seller, argues green ash oak and hickory burn hot with proper fire starting. He warns against cut-rate wood sources and notes green cottonwood sycamore elm and hackberry won’t burn well. He cites Kentucky roots and wood experience as basis for his tips. City snow piles linger after last month’s storm, and dissatisfaction grows over Conrail’s First Avenue crossing repair after a derailment risk.

Kentucky Middletown Honest Ed City Hall Centre Mart Castell Conrail First Avenue

Middletown News Rates and Cheery High School Cheers

The Middletown Journal details subscription costs for mail and motor route delivery. It then notes a New Year traffic mess at the Middletown Post Office and features Charles Kuralt sharing humorous school cheers from various campuses, including North Carolina and California Tech.

The News Journal, Inc., Sr First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A Charles Kuralt North Carolina Central Harding High Kuralt California Tech Cal Tech Tech

Moscow pitfalls for NBC in 1980 Olympics

Jeffery Hart argues the 1980 Moscow Games will dwarf Berlin 1936 in media manipulation. He notes NBC's $100 million bid and recalls BBC coverage of the 60th anniversary Russian Revolution, where Soviet censorship and control compromised programming from factory tours to human rights debates and parades.

Macmillan Richard D Mandell Mandell Hitler Berlin NBC Bbc-Tv Leyland Co Moscow Gromyko London BBC Nbc-Tv Hock

Pacemaker Restores Life Quality For 82 Year Old Uncle

New York story of an 82 year old man who chose pacemaker surgery after a routine check showed a slow heart. The implant, placed under local anaesthetic, guides his heartbeat and lets him live more actively. He describes the procedure from hospital entry to recovery and credits family, engineers, and faith for the lifesaving device.

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