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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1975
Page
4
The piece argues ad hominem attacks derail debate on Kissinger and Simon in Vietnam aid and deficit spending. It notes the danger of labeling leaders as villains instead of grappling with policy, urging focus on plans, outcomes, and responsible action rather than personal attacks.
The commentary notes a potential inflationary risk in Ford's budget and the dilemma of priming the economy versus avoiding a mood of ruinous impact. It ports sentiments from Neilan and Simon, highlighting disagreement and urging a clear plan rather than anger or calls for resignation.
Prof Brenda Eddy of Georgetown University argues flexible scheduling will not reduce work but shift hours to suit individuals. It could ease traffic by staggering commutes and reshape family life with varied work times, creating more personal control and less sense of being pushed by the system.
William Safire recounts Nixon's view of the press in his forthcoming book. He quotes the president saying the press is the enemy and notes the disdain for press friendliness within the Nixon White House. Safire argues this hatred helped drive Nixon's personal and political downfall.
New statistics reveal a troubling trend threatening the physical fitness of U.S. troops. The findings suggest a potential decline in military readiness and raise concern among officials about the health and preparedness of servicemen and servicewomen.
Readers muse that terms like previously owned and experienced apply to cars and furniture as signs of maturity. The piece notes rising senior ranks in the military and warns of possible shortages of capable enlisted personnel in a future emergency. It closes with a Genesis citation about creation being very good.
The Amanda community celebrated the new four room addition and 40x60 gym at Amanda School with a homecoming dedication on January 31 1925. Congressman Warren Guard gave the major address after a chicken dinner served 5 to 7 p.m. The event drew hundreds of alumni and locals recalling earlier school days and local industry.
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