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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1974
Page
4
Jeffrey Hart argues that energy scarcity could trigger dramatic shifts in Western regimes as oil and copper nations coordinate supply controls. He warns that economic disaster may empower harder line governments and prompt a renewed rush for Africa and other resource-rich regions.
The piece argues that Britain faces a three day week, fuel rationing, and rising unemployment amid industrial strife led by coal and power workers. It urges unity, restraint, and a shared effort to resume production, warn of bankruptcy and chaos, and notes the global impact of Britain's crisis on markets and allies. Edmund Burke and scripture are cited to stress communal compromise.
A retrospective on Spiro Agnew as he moves from vice presidency to parole, debt, and potential disbarment. The piece contrasts past fame as a fund-raiser and media nemesis with his sudden political eclipse, noting media sorrow and the scale of his tragedy.
John Roche argues Galbraith's call to derail Nixon is irresponsible. He warns against treating the presidency like a fragile college office and urges a firm executive lead while noting ongoing Middle East and SALT II negotiations. He stresses conservatives and liberals alike need a functioning presidency.
Letter to the editor argues the timing is ideal to plan a local American Revolution Bicentennial program. It notes the national commission established by Congress in 1966 and Middletown’s on Feb 13 formal status as an American Revolution Bicentennial Community, inviting local industries and organizations to participate.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists prices for newsstand copies at 1 5 cents weekdays and 25 cents Sunday. Home delivery via newspaper boy or motor route priced at 80 cents weekly plus 20 cents Sunday The mail rate is 30 dollars per year in and outside trading area 36 outside USA Payable in advance Founded in 1657
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