Big Changes Seen by 1995 War and Taxes
Riverside columnist examines a UC Riverside professor's vision in Alternative US Futures. A 1995 referendum era could yield constitutional changes, direct majority votes on war and taxation, and local control of federal spending. Edmunds cites a Rome parallel and warns reforms may follow severe recession and middle-class discontent.
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Stahrl Edmunds
Graduate School of Administration
University of California At Riverside
Edmunds
Ford Motor
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Senate
United States
Rome
B.C
Elwood Journal Names Richardson Business Manager
The Elwood Journal announces Frank R. Myers as business manager while Jim Mills serves as publisher general manager and the paper’s managing editor.
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Frank R. Myers
Jim Mills
Glass Shattering At Aeronca Plant Spurs Call For Restraint
The Aeronca workers returned to their jobs after a week of unrest sparked by a small number of vandals at the Germantown Road plant. Early Tuesday morning stone throwing and window damage followed liquor fueled tensions, but cooler heads and reason led to acceptance of the company terms identical to those offered before the violence. No serious injuries were reported and the incident is urged as a lesson in restraint during wage talks.
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Aeronca
Germantown Road
Field signs for crops a farmer's friendly idea
An essay humorously argues farmers should label crops in fields to identify parsley turnips artichokes rhubarb and other greens for city passers by. It notes corn and tobacco are obvious and urges against bureaucratic rules while stressing practical, friendly labeling.
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Lespedera
City workers paint Broad Street lot to create 15 minute parking
The town reacts to a suggestion for brief curbside parking as city crews stripe Broad Street for 15 minute parking near City Centre Mart. Readers recall past city displays and jokes about rapid public display of old Middletown photos. A mail box disappearance and Greek Festival notes add local color.
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Broad
the Journal
Dale Hessel
City Hall
Old Middletown
Ronald Reagan Lets Skip the Moscow Games Outrage
Ronald Reagan voices outrage over Soviet trials of Anatoly Shcharansky and Alexander Ginzburg. He argues for stronger action including postponing SALT II talks, reviewing trade, and withdrawing the 1980 Olympics from Moscow to pressure the USSR. The piece contrasts U.S. hesitations with mounting global frustration.
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Searna
Anatoly Shcharansky
Alexander Ginzburg
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
Shcharansky
Ginzburg
Alexander — Solzhenitsyn
Carter Administration
Moscow
White House
U.S
Soviet Union
International Olympic Committee
Aother
Taiwan
Peking
Middletown News Rates and Delivery Options
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Massacre in Rhodesia Faces US Policy Critique
A front page report from Vumba details a brutal massacre in which twelve white civilians, including teachers and children, were killed with clubs and bayonets. The piece condemns guerrilla groups led by Mugabe and argues US policy favors them despite alleged brutality and atrocities.
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Robert Mugabe
Rhodesia
U.N
Andrew Young
Vumba
Mozambique
Mugabe
Salisbury
Rhodesian Air Force
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