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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1973
Page
4
William F Buckley Jr. criticizes the ACLU pamphlet advocating universal amnesty for deserters from the Vietnam era. He questions constitutional grounds, warns against moralizing rhetoric, and proposes a POW panel mercy approach with limited conditions and safe conduct.
The piece discusses Wallace Pratt's 1942 views on coal gasification and tar sands as future oil sources, cites Arnold Miller of the United Mine Workers, and argues for tax changes and market incentives to expand coal use and reduce air pollution. It calls for reactive energy planning driven by profits and penalties rather than central planning.
Lawmakers face a decision on whether to bail out Penn Central as Judge Fullam orders trustees to seek ICC approval to liquidate passenger and freight services by October end. The Northeast economy hinges on continued rail service and a bankruptcy could force asset sales to stronger operators.
A reader venting through humor notes a Boston study linking coffee drinking to heart attacks among Alcoholics Anonymous members who replaced booze with coffee. The essay mocks health scare findings and reflects on cravings and self-image.
The Journal lists daily and Sunday prices for home delivery and motor route service. Rates include 80 cents weekly for seven days, 20 cents on Sunday, motor route payments of 3.47 in 17 installments or 3.20 for four weeks, and a 15 cent monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions cost 90 dollars per year in the trading area or 38 dollars outside the trading area, payable in advance.
Jeffery Hart discusses the launch of Cricket for ages six through ten or twelve, framed as a response to anti reading trends and a test of whether childhood remains a distinct state. Brooke and Marianne Carus, Open Court founders, aim to offer high quality literary content to resist private reading decline and group oriented education.
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