Problems of handicapped on committee revealed in Washington
At a convention, Shirley Price and others criticized the President’s Committee for the Employment of the Handicapped for lacking disabled members. They urged real accessibility improvements, noting elevator and Braille button issues at the Washington Hilton. Harold Russell, chair, urged more inclusive action and input from disabled voices.
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Washington Hilton
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Johnson Space Center
Houston
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Dick Cavett
Harvard Law School
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Handless
Sam Goldwyn
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Residents defend mall plan in Middletown letter to editor
Richard Weber Poynter writes that downtown opponents fear Bachmann Tract rezoning and credit local leaders for backing the mall project. He recalls past work with O N Moon Landscaping and questions Levey's timing while urging restoration of his old job if the venture succeeds.
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Judy Adams
Tony DeBiasi
Planning Commission
Carl Doppes
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Mr. Levey
Bachmann
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Mr. DeBiasi
Levey
Christiansen
Mack
Vallencourt
Noel
Little
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Elliot Levey
O. N. Moon Landscaping
Habig
Moon Landscaping
Questionable procedures shadow Nixon era Watergate debate
The piece argues that past White House overreach and intelligence intrigues raised by the Nixon era pale beside Watergate. It weighs government wiretaps and surreptitious actions against constitutional rights, urging clearer limits while seeking truth behind Watergate. The author cites 1969 71 plots, recalls Kissinger fears, and invokes Hebrews 4 16.
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Middletown High 550 Grad Commencement Recalled
Readers hear about Middletown High School’s 550 plus graduates receiving diplomas with honors, the baccalaureate address by Marilyn Day, and a columnist lamenting coverage gaps and municipal annoyances from buses to weeds.
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Middletown High School
Middletown
Pony excluded from pet parade
A reader recounts discovering a tiny imitation silver tabby kitten with a flea collar, debating whether to keep it, and the family’s pet tally rising to two cats and a dog. The column ends with a joke about renting country space for a pony and looking for brandy.
Middletown Journal postal and subscription rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Milford street Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including 15c weekday newsstand price 25c Sunday 80c weekly home delivery 3.47 by motor route 3.20 four-week periods and 30 per year by mail outside the trading area 38 per year outside the U.S. plus a 15c monthly service charge for motor route tube placement and 12 equal installments optional.
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