Cleaver rails against Arabs and UN in prison column
Eldridge Cleaver writing from California prison argues against the U N resolution labeling Zionism as racism. He cites Jewish scholarship defending Israel and condemns Arab slavery and dictatorships while urging democratic unity and reform at the United Nations.
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Jackson shifts on busing and civil rights stance
The piece notes Sen. Henry Jackson's move to limit busing and constrain judicial expansion of civil rights laws. It argues the change reflects public mood and could affect his presidential bid, while contrasting historic quotes and religious passages amid the era’s desegregation debate.
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God is not dead, he is lost says a Time woman
Alison Cheek, famed for her authorized Episcopal priest ordination and Time magazine recognition, argues a sexless God will be imagined. A friend muses on vast universes and God not yet discovering us, concluding God is not dead but lost.
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Time Magazine
God
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists rates for home delivery and motor route editions. It shows 72c Monday through Saturday and 23c Sunday by carrier, with mail rates $38 per year in the U.S. and $46 outside, all subscriptions payable in advance.
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Reagan in New Hampshire Faces Tough Crowd and Budget Clash
Ronald Reagan camps in New Hampshire amid cold weather and skeptical townsfolk. He fights to sell a $90 billion federal budget cut plan amid media scrutiny and conservative opposition, with private polls signaling cautious support from Republicans and voters wary of tax shifts. The outing highlights the challenge of balancing reform with entrenched interests.
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Letters to the Editor Warn of Big Brother in Tax System
A reader blasts IRS director remarks as unconcerned and declares long standing taxpayer rights eroded. The letter warns of government overreach and argues that reform or revolution may be necessary to restore citizen protections.
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Calling for tax reform and King Day debate in Middletown
A reader chastises Congress for tax loopholes and urges fair tax reform based on ability to pay. The letter also critiques Madison School District for not observing Martin Luther King Jr. Day and questions local parking for The Journal, offering parking guidance and noting editor comments.
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