Carter Uses Diverse Voter Bases To Shape Choices
The piece analyzes Jimmy Carter’s Madison Square Garden appeal to diverse Democratic blocs from immigrant and working class communities. It notes his blend of compassion with competence, the strategic Mondale VP move, and the tension between free enterprise instincts and party liberalism as Carter navigates labor, taxation, and inflation challenges.
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NATO soldiers in Europe must prove combat readiness
Senator Humphrey cites a GAO finding that Army armored units in West Germany lack readiness. A unit reportedly lacked keys to ammunition bunkers, suggesting a risk to deterrence. Critics warn garrisoned troops may be more ritual than battlefield ready, urging Congress to require improvement or redeployment.
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Middletown Hospital Breaks Ground for 17 Million Expansion
Ground breaking for Middletown Hospital’s 17 million expansion was held at 4 30 pm in the Florence Street area. The project marks the eighth ceremony since 1913 with a long history of debate and community support.
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Middletown News Journal subscription rates
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On prescription prices from an independent pharmacist
Letter to the editor argues prescription pricing hinges on two main methods, markup and fee, with fixed costs around 2.50. It contends chain stores push low price images while independents trade losses on visible drugs, yet overall price variation is small, about two cents per prescription in 1975 figures.
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