Nixon Breaks Law in Emergencies Cited by Nixon in Frost Interview
The article analyzes Nixon's remarks on breaking laws in national emergencies, noting editing cuts and precedents from Jefferson and Locke. It contrasts Carter's stance, cites Schlesinger on deception, and links to Watergate and political power in wartime decisions.
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Unlikely plan toys with relocating unemployed to Hondo
A satirical note cites Mayor Woodrow Glasscock Jr of Hondo Texas joking about importing 180 unemployed Americans to cut local joblessness to six percent and trigger federal aid. It imagines a nationwide URP hype and possible HUD objections, warning of unintended consequences.
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Where are the young people to go in Middletown
A reader asks where youths under 21 can go at night in Middletown. He criticizes Frisch's as the only option, questions state patrol scrutiny on young drivers, and urges fair treatment for young adults while noting adults may drive recklessly without consequence.
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Dennis The Menace and Wisecracking Teens In Town
Prudie ONeill and Lisa Mokry discuss growth and time to mature, while editor notes owner Jerry Brown hires off duty city police at Frisch restaurant to manage traffic and curb vandalism. The letter touches on extremism and Jewish heritage amid Nazi associations and broader extremist groups.
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Sea bed mining risk sparks U N law clash report
John Chamberlain argues the Law of the Sea treaty faces an all or nothing hurdle as U N members demand full acceptance. Four multinationals vow to invest up to 2 billion dollars in Pacific manganese mining, seeking U S Congress guarantees against expropriation before any pact.
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Reagan View on Torrijos Panama Canal Talks
The column argues Torrijos is impulsive and unstable, making a Panama Canal treaty risky. It cites his unscheduled Venezuela trips, a long interview, and inconsistent statements on neutrality and Belize, concluding that signing with him would be futile.
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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