Tax revolt sparks cross party fears over Prop 13
Copley News Service reports Secretary Kreps and Boston Mayor White criticise California's Prop 13 as a potential war on city services. GOP figures and Rep Ullman say voters want tax cuts, not cuts in services, as inflation and public spending debates widen. The piece links Prop 13 to historic cycles and notes modern communication aids voter awareness while urging careful tax relief.
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Washington
Arthur Finkelstein
GOP
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
California
Ullman
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carter
Prince Georges County
Washington, DC
Juanita Kreps
Survival priority drives Carter on SALT talks
President Carter and aides reaffirm the U S commitment to human rights worldwide while Secretary of State Vance presses on with Geneva talks with Andrei Gromyko. Critics argue dissident trials in Moscow clash with justice yet Vance defends SALT as a special effort to prevent mutual destruction.
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Carter
Cyrus Vance
Geneva
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Kaluga
Anatoly Shcharansky
United States
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Vance
Kunin Tales From Middletown Violin Virtuoso Past
Middletown diary entry recalls Nate Kunin a famed violinist raconteur recalling early 1900s days in the Sorg Opera House vaudeville era. He recalls Russian Army Band silent film scores and touring shows with Charlotte Greenwood including horse car rides with showgirls to the depot and Rex Theater performances across from the Big Four depot.
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Nate Kunin
Middletown
Sorg
Kunin
Sorg Opera House
Miami Valley
Nate
Song Opera House
Lettie
Charlotte Greenwood
Big Four
U.S
High School
Central Avenue
Central
Main
Rex Theater
Bundy Building
Central and Main
Cincinnati
Letters to the Editor Bands are there during year
A reader defends school bands and their summer and holiday participation in parades from Gratis to Disney World. The piece notes marching in heat, the strain on band directors, and calls for support of school music programs.
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Hamilton
Madison
Gratis
Monroe
Middletown
Eaton
Lebanon
Disney World
Kiwanis Club
Towne Mall
City Centre Mart
Middletown High Band Responds To Parade Criticism
Juanita Combs from 718 Elwood St writes to dispute a Sunset Park parade remark by Mr. Allen Treadway. She says band members are away, seniors left, sophomores training, uniforms being cleaned, and that the group still holds patriotism and pride despite summer timing and readiness concerns.
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Allen Treadway
Sunset Park
Middle Middletown High
Juanita Combs
Elwood St
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices. Per copy 20 cents on weekdays, 3 cents for Sunday. Home delivery by carrier Monday through Saturday and 25 cents Sunday, or 1.15 per week. By motor route 15 per copy daily and 30 cents Sunday monthly, or 4.80 by four week periods. By mail in U S A 38 per year, 40 per month, 46 outside USA. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Onio
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