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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1976
Page
4
Private polls after Reagan's New Hampshire visit indicate he is stronger than before. He contrasts his plan to cut federal programs and boost middle class income with McGovern's demogrant, signaling a shift in public perception toward empowering taxpayers and reducing federal control.
The sprawling bill in 70 pages and 4115 sections aims to codify the federal criminal code and raise civil rights concerns with national security clauses. Supporters call most provisions needed, while critics warn about free press and source disclosure rules. The debate asks if technical and civil rights sections can be separated and amended without retrogression.
A wary angler tense with a stubborn wind contends with an intrusive neighbor at the beach. The exchange centers on fleeting bites and health woes as the stranger drifts between rock and line and keeps pressing for conversation.
John Chamberlain notes American Motors as a fourth major U.S. car maker facing fierce market pressure from GM and others. He highlights George Romney's early compact car concept, McNealy’s visit about a new policy offering guarantees on both new cars and any AMC part used to keep old cars running amid 3 million AMC vehicles.
Dennis The Menace era note on AMC's Service Protection Plan promises three month or 3000 mile coverage for rebuilt vintage cars like Rambler Nash Hudson and even 1927 Essex. California regulators fine AMC 4.2 million for air pollution test false reports prompting EPA inquiry and sparking debate over obsolescence and consumer protection.
A reader asserts Martin Luther King Jr surpassed any president, urges a national tribute, and commemorates two centuries of Black American history amid the 200th birthday celebration. The letter discusses democracy, equality, and historical memory, noting Black Americans’ deep roots in U S history.
Published daily by the News Journal, Inc. S. Broad at First Ave. Middletown Ohio. Subscription pricing details include 72c for Monday through Saturday delivery, 23c per Sunday, 95¢ weekly, motor route 132c daily and 24c Sunday per calendar month, or $4.20 for four weeks. Mail subscriptions $38 per year in the U.S. and $46 outside. Founded in 1857.
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