Impeachment and Watergate Fallout in Nixon Era
The piece argues President Nixon must face impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors. It cites misuse of IRS, FBI, Secret Service, and CIA, plus the Watergate break-in, urging return to constitutional law and accountability for abuse of power. It emphasizes the nation’s trust and rule of law.
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Morita urges fair competition in US Japan trade talks
Akio Morita president of Sony warns against relying on surcharges or currency tricks to fix the trade gap. He cites cross market customization and American marketing failures while praising Japan's hard work and global design approach. He cautions against isolationism and urges understanding foreign markets. Hebrews 11:1.
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Blue Gift-Wrapped Chickens Trigger Wedding Collapse
A cousin’s wedding unraveled after a blue tied-dyed chicken prank spiraled into a house fire scare. Gift mischief worsened when an elopement was revealed days earlier, canceling the ceremony. Local family chaos followed the failed shower scene and postponed celebration.
Middletown Ohio Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal lists daily and Sunday delivery options with prices for home delivery, motor route, and mail service. Rates include 80 cents weekly, 3.47 monthly installments, and 34 dollars annual outside the USA, with advance payment required.
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Supreme Court shifts obscenity ruling to states in Miller era
John Roche reviews the Miller v California wave of porn cases, noting Burger's “power to the people” stance. The Court limits federal oversight, urging states to set rules amid diverse tastes, while acknowledging the chaotic path ahead for obscenity law.
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Ulysses
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Judicial Tyranny Debate Over Private School Tax Credits
William F Buckley Jr argues the Supreme Court's decision against state support for religion amounts to tyranny. He recalls Walz and Pierce, warns of a shift toward public school monopolies, and notes a Washington meeting led by Rabbi Morris Sherer on tax credit paths for private schools.
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