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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1976
Page
4
A New York survey finds Monday as the week’s most unpopular day and January the least liked month. It notes mood dips in early day hours, Mondays, and the first three months of the year. Psychologists suggest coping by changing routines to get through the day.
The piece discusses how some people fear weekends and seek guilt relief through competitive leisure like poker or chess. It suggests normalizing blues by helping others, reflecting on one’s luck, and even simple acts like observing strangers on a subway to gain perspective.
Jim Mills is designated managing editor in a staff reshuffle announced Monday January 19 1976. The formal appointment follows changes in the newsroom leadership as the paper reorganizes for the new year.
Washington notes analyst Robert Squier calls Muskie's TV address a bully pulpit but warns a strong speech hinges on offering clear direction for the Democratic Party. The piece surveys party fissures over government scope and the search for a middle ground amid Watergate era distrust.
Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire targets the 66 million dollar USPS jet fleet as wasteful. He urges use of commercial flights to save money and argues refunds if rate increases are overturned. He faults cabinet officials for special treatment and calls for coach-class economies in travel policy.
Jim Fiebig writes of a six day letter delay and a surreal dream where a telephone system acts as a quasi government. An errant call to Concord is traced to Racine and ends with a botched birthday greeting and a weekend recording.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists home delivery and motor route rates for weekdays and Sundays. Mail subscription prices are given for U S and foreign addresses with advance payment required.
George F. Will argues the Olympics have always been political and commercial, citing 1896 delays, Snow Life in Innsbruck, Montreal costs, Munich memories, and ABC’s $40 million broadcast. He compares Olympics to the United Nations, noting corruption, propaganda, and spectator spectacle as enduring forces.
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