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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues Carter's choice to fund strategic cruise missiles preserves military balance and cost efficiency. It contrasts B1 with slower, earlier designs, notes Soviet reactions, and critiques reliance on bomber and AWACS concepts while praising cruise missiles for flexibility and affordability.
A court decision and ABA stance mark a shift allowing discreet lawyer advertising. The text argues advertising is a legitimate professional tool, citing examples from other fields, and asserts ethical discipline can curb abuses while boosting lawyer communications with clients.
National Review compares the Department of Energy budget to broader costs, noting that $10.6 billion dwarfs Saudi oil imports, major oil company profits post price controls, and deregulation costs, framing Big Government as protecting taxpayers from the energy ripoff. The passage concludes with unrelated quotes.
Letter to the editor criticizes the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for classifying alcoholics as handicapped alongside other disabilities. The writer questions federal logic and coherence, calling the move a remarkable misalignment between agency parts and experts. The piece argues the decision undermines recognition of alcoholism’s impact.
A letter from W. D. Keister of Oxford argues against legalizing a lucrative drug trade that funds government and harms the population. He questions the logic of branding the resulting addiction a handicap while spending vast sums on treatment, calling for scrutiny of policy incentives.
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists detailed subscription options. It notes per-copy prices for weekdays and Sunday, home delivery and motor route rates, calendar month and four-week period options, and annual mail rates for U.S. and outside U.S. readers.
The column reflects on postwar calm under Harding and Coolidge, praising the era of normalcy. It recalls stories from Shirley Povich about Harding and McLean, a golf scene, and echoes from Francis Russell on the period. It notes rising ice cream consumption and quotes Longfellow’s poem.
Reflecting on an anniversary the writer credits Thomas Jefferson with an original idea in the Declaration of Independence the pursuit of happiness. He argues the phrase unified Americans for action expanding concepts of equality opportunity security and education shaping a lasting American Revolution.
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