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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1977
Page
4
The writer argues MIAs should not drive U S policy toward Vietnam. He recalls WWII losses, criticizes Hanoi secrecy, and contrasts anti totalitarian ideals with support for a humane approach. He cites Kennedy era Cuba, Bay of Pigs, and moral costs of preemptive war, urging focus beyond MIAs and defending Indochina allies.
Analysis notes Mexico's narcotics agents, backed by U S cooperation, suffer casualties while dismantling heroin and marijuana crops. The joint drive cuts profits but jaws of the drug network remain formidable. Also mentions oil price issues tied to OPEC and Soviet power.
The column dismisses the idea cats relate to news while recalling a boyhood dog named Duke. It reflects on cats and independence, injecting humor about how a dog memory contrasts with feline aloofness and sneaky nature. The piece uses anecdote to tease the link between pets and world affairs.
A narrator recalls a cat and dog encounter, debating pet behavior. The piece upholds affectionate views of cats, noting their independence and focus on feline lives while contrasting dog antics and human expectations.
George F. Will discusses a Minnesota NCAA case where a federal judge questions whether the opportunity to play intercollegiate basketball is a property right protected by the 14th Amendment. He argues about due process, contractual authority, and judicial activism shaping college athletics.
The Journal published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio and surrounding areas. It details per copy prices at newsstands motor route and mail options with annual and calendar month pricing and payment terms.
A reader praises Middletown police and firefighters for bravery and service and argues for a living wage. The letter contends retroactive pay is poor policy and urges city managers and commissioners to fund proper compensation and avoid wasteful spending.
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