Supreme Court decision urges local standards against obscenity
The historic ruling by Chief Justice Burger says average jurors can judge obscenity and uphold community morals. It contrasts decency rules with a call for restraint, noting that societal change should not erase boundaries. Eamon de Valera steps down as Ireland’s president after a half century of influence and nation shaping leadership.
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Navy changes honorifics reflect women in service
1973 Navy regulations drop mister as form of address for junior officers and uphold ma'am for women officers while sir remains. The piece notes lingering admiration for women in uniform and a symbolic whistle may greet female sailors, ending with a Bible verse quote.
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Dog owners urged to leash pets after two loose dogs hit by car
Letter from Middletown resident cites two dogs running loose last Friday near her home, one dead and one seriously injured. She faults owners and police for not enforcing leash laws, urges stricter penalties and better enforcement by dog wardens.
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William Cundiff
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Do You Still Value the Freedoms Our Forefathers Fought For
A call to study constitutional rights and God given freedoms including speech religion property arms and due process. Citizens urged to write to their congressman or senator and participate in democracy at national and state levels.
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Revenue sharing critique and Boston officials homes
The writer recalls opposition to revenue sharing arguing it is a conservative trap. He cites a study showing most local governments plan to use funds for capital projects and public safety rather than tax relief, and notes Boston officials live outside the city, suggesting misaligned urban priorities and a call for officials to reside in town.
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The Fourth of July and the Bicentennial Debate
Jeffrey St. John argues that Americans have drifted from patriotism as the nation marks the 200th anniversary of independence. He criticizes federal and state bicentennial planners for vague aims and laments business and private sectors for weak engagement while warning of political manipulation in 1976. He notes the link between the Declaration, Adam Smith, and the Wealth of Nations and urges a purposeful historical explanation to guide celebrations.
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Mark My Words Large Eye Big Mouth
The author shares a hospitalization for a minor operation that revealed the fear of cancer. He describes an inward voice near the brain’s core that faces mortality and questions the value of success if life may be cut short. The piece contemplates living with awareness of death and cancer’s looming possibility.
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Rates and Delivery Notice
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