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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
4
The article argues for coordinated Soviet Mars 2 and Mars 5 probes with U.S. Mariner 9 to maximize data return. It notes Mariner 3 failed, highlights potential joint mapping and repeated surveys, and reports NASA plans to propose coordination with Soviet officials for a greater shared scientific payoff.
Alvin F. Meyer Jr the acting director of the new federal Office of Noise Abatement and Control says environmental noise overall has been doubling every 10 years in pace with social and industrial growth.
Meyer warned municipal anti noise officials that U S cities are dangerously noisy and could become deafening without real noise abatement. Many rebuked him Bartimaeus told him to be silent in a cited biblical reference.
Cheshire advocates argue for replacing the town meeting system with a council manager form, aiming for efficiency and professional governance. Critics warn that managers can become entrenched or insulated from voters, citing San Antonio and Cleveland as cautionary examples. The piece frames the issue as a local reform with broader democratic implications.
A chaotic range of notes from government jargon to local traffic woes is sketched. The piece mocks fuzzily technical terms used by defense and road agencies, contrasts it with cleaner speech, and ends with a traffic signal irritant near University Boulevard.
William F Buckley Jr argues that judge bias and jury selection flaws undermine fair trials in the Bobby Seale Erika Huggins case at New Haven Yale. He asserts internal juror pressures favored acquittal and condemns the system as the obstacle to justice rather than public prejudice.
The Journal Pupilcned deiy ty the News ral lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Reader delivery options include motor route, mail, and subscription choices with yearly rates for trading and outside areas.
Indianapolis Captain Richard Jones headlines a heroin case involving a $52 000 shipment seized during the NATO Conference of Mayors. He explains a "peanuts" approach to heroin trafficking and its spread to schools, while Mayor Richard Luger notes the issue is not confined to coast cities. The arrest exposes a lucrative heroin operation and hints at broader urban challenges.
The piece paints a bleak panorama of storms droughts and pollution amid a sinking mood and economic strain. It cites societal stress from media overload and the mental toll of constant warnings, urging action while noting personal detachment from alarmist reports.
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