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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1977

Page

4

Mondale Poised as Carter's Chief Staffperson amid White House Turmoil

A speculative memo discusses Fritz Mondale's ascent as chief staffperson and the potential frictions with Hon. X, the President and Vice President’s team, and the White House power dynamics. It notes the risks of disorganization, leaks, and turf battles during initial months. The piece hints at a goodwill Latin America trip to defuse tensions.

Rangoon Hon. X Rascal White House

Mills Named Managing Editor on Tuesday January 18 1977

Jim Mills is announced as the new managing editor in a notice dated Tuesday January 18 1977. The appointment confirms Mills will lead newsroom operations and oversee editorial content at the paper.

Jim Mills

Mondale to Be Carter Adviser in Redefining Vice Presidency

President elect Carter says Vice President elect Walter Mondale will be his principal staff adviser and staff may call him boss. The move aims to define the long unused role of the vice presidency and enhance its influence if Carter succeeds.

Wright Brothers Fritz John Adams Adams Senate Carter Walter Mondale

Baker Chosen Senate Floor Leader Signals New GOP Order

The Senate Republicans picked Howard Baker as floor leader, a surprise to many observers but a strong statured choice. He defeats Robert Griffin of Michigan, representing a shift from the old order. Baker brings youth and national prominence from the Watergate era, with plans to broaden the party’s base and leadership. The party aims to use Congress as a springboard for recovery after the November defeat. He now faces greater national attention and influence within the GOP.

Senate Republicans Sen Howard Baker Robert Griffin Michigan Griffin Sen. Baker Congress Senate Watergate Committee Republican Party

So hard to get a fair deal editor letters

To the editor a reader complains about police and firemen fighting for fair wage settlements with the city. The writer argues workers who risk their lives deserve better terms and criticizes delays and perceived unfair treatment.

Community voices on wages and taxes in Middletown

Letters to the editor critique city wage policies for police and fire departments and protest ongoing tax levies. Residents argue rising taxes strain families, schools risk closure, and state aid should offset costs. The correspondence reflects local concerns about public finances and public safety funding.

Washington Columbus

Snow words recall childhood and public winter memories

The piece muses on old snow words from childhood and public life, contrasting rgent taxes and social security with nostalgic terms like mittens, stove, Flexible Flyer, fort, snowballs, mold, Tim's cap, and snow memories. It weaves Whittier and Frost imagery with modern politics and daily toil.

Whittier Emerson Robert Frost

Steelworkers history frames Ed Sadlowski bid in February vote

The piece recalls CIO founder John L Lewis and USW figures like Phil Murray and Scanlon, contrasting past steel unions with Ed Sadlowski’s 1980s campaign for head of the United Steelworkers. It notes Perkins’ wary view of Lewis, and discusses profit sharing, labor Tom Murray, and Union history shaping current contest as Lloyd McBride faces Sadlowski in the February referendum.

Frank Murphy Michigan CIO John L Lewis Murphy Franklin Roosevelt Labor Frances Perkins Lewis Jimmy Carter F. Ray Marshall Sadlowski United Steelworkers AFL Steelworkers Union Phil Murray US. Steel Corp Clint Golden Business Scanlon Scanlon Murray Willin Massachusetts Institute of Technology Steelworkers Ed Sadlowski Lloyd McBride I.W. Abel

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