Fuel policy debate weighs on U S suburban dependence
John Chamberlain argues Congress must back cheap fuel and domestic production to keep suburbs mobile. He cites National Federation of Independent Business figures on automotive and truck use, potential job losses, and the need for in situ shale oil, desulfurization units, tertiary recovery, and fuel extenders to reduce reliance on imported oil.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Faculty Associates of
California
Federation
Tea Business
Congress
Atlantic
Occidental Oil Co
Raytheon Corp
Britain
Texaco
Only barrier we have to South Vietnam is Congress says official
State Department voices skepticism that Congress will approve more aid for South Vietnam amid public apathy toward Southeast Asia. The piece argues renewed U S. intervention may be needed and urges continued military and financial support to Saigon, noting the strategic stakes and recent policy shifts. It cites Adm Noel Gaylor and President Ford plans to seek 300 million dollars in restored military aid.
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State Department
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Adm
Noel Gaylor
USS
U.S
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
North Vietnam
Saigon
South
United States
Ford
Thailand
Asia
Not a good cop but a great one Hank Murren
Jim Fiebig argues Hank Murren, fired from Capitola California for being too nice, showed trust and kindness over hard arresting. The column praises his humane approach and suggests his actions benefited the public in subtle ways.
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Hank Murren
Capitola
Calif
Murren
City Hall
Law
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options with rates for newsstand, home delivery, motor route, and mail service. It notes pricing for weekdays and Sunday editions, weekly, monthly, and yearly periods and states advance payment requirements.
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the News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
The Elusive Science of Race and the Plessy Question
A reflective piece argues that race lacks scientific basis and notes Homer Plessy’s one eighth black heritage sparked legal and social debates. It compares historical segregation, affirmative action, and mock trials, urging state Race laws and a Race Court to resolve definitional disputes.
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Louisiana
Homer Adolph Plessy
Capt
Dreyfus
Plessy
Added problem buses debate and spillover woes
Letter criticizes school bus cutbacks linking them to parental hardship and safety risks. Bonnie Mills of Monroe argues expected transportation chaos will hurt working parents, traffic, and punctual schooling, urging community action before a February 17 deadline.
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Bonnie Mills
N. Main St
Monroe
Grasis Village seeks answers on Police Chief McGlothen resignation
A letter to Gratis Village Council questions the sudden resignation of Police Chief Milburn McGlothen on January 9 and criticizes delayed citizen notice and police protection. The writer cites bomb threats, lack of sheriff support, and urges meeting dates disclosure per council minutes.
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Milburn McGlothen
Ted Willis
McGlothen
MceGlothen
Willis
Preble County
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