Third party momentum looms after Reagan race
The piece outlines potential realignments if Reagan falters at Kansas City. It details Freedom of Choice Inc and the New Majority as ballot access efforts across states, possible Helms Schlafley ticket, Libertarians led by MacBride, Wallace and American Independent groups, and McCarthy as an independent. It notes risks to Carter and Ford, and the rise of a post-1976 coalition aiming for 1980.
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Democrats Face A November Battle Over Big Spending
The piece argues the Democratic convention signals momentum for Carter and Mondale but warns the party faces internal restlessness and a risky liberal platform. It questions balancing budget aims with expanded urban aid and social programs while GOP threats loom. It references postal fraud disclosures as a separate blot on public trust.
Getting the radicals straight at the New York convention
John Roche argues the 1968 Chicago disruptions were not genuine radicals but wealthy fringe actors. He says true radicals seek roots reform through democratic processes, while the Chicago violence favored conservatives, with polls and markets reacting against the disruption. He notes personal risk for defending this view.
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Hubert Humphrey
Carl Stokes
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Richard Milhous Nixon
Bull Impounded After Chase Seeks Auction At City Lot
A 300 plus pound bull captured after a six mile chase between Miami Park and Alamo Road may be auctioned off after no owner claimed it from the Police Department. Damages from the pursuit are estimated at 2000 dollars with the animal housed at city Humane Officer Creach’s farm.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
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Deplorable exam conditions for Ohio nursing grads
A letter to the editor describes two days of state nursing board exams for 3,900 Ohio graduates held July 14–15 at the Ohio State Fairgrounds Multipurpose Building. Sweltering heat, crowded entry, poor facilities, flies, birds, inadequate restrooms, and limited food created a disruption to testing and raised concerns about fair evaluation. June Gebhardt of 1009 Song Place signs the letter.
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