Carter religion and trust in leadership opinion piece
A Washington columnist treats Carter's religious faith and public trust as a national issue. The author contrasts fear of religious talk with Lincoln era faith, criticizes media promotion of a scandal, and urges a president guided by moral religion rather than practical expediency.
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Ford acts to tighten food stamp rules amid abuse concerns
President Ford orders the Agriculture Department to tighten eligibility as lawmakers debate reform amid rising costs. Courts challenge the changes while the Senate committee moves its own reform plan and the House weighs bills. The stance aims to restore public support and curb exploitation.
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A Bicentennial Parade Dream for a Self-Governing Nation
Jeffrey Hart imagines a grand Fourth of July display with phantom jets and a naval show to rival Britain's 1897 jubilee. He notes the idea would clash with critics, then argues for a bold American celebration featuring energy projects and advanced aircraft.
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Letters to the Editor Honor a Lincoln principal and seek pen pals
Readers praise Lincoln School principal Tom Manning for his dedicated leadership and personal touch. A council on aging thanks The Journal for awareness efforts, and a Korean English teacher in Seoul requests pen pal exchanges with U.S. students to foster cross cultural learning.
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Global shift toward atomic energy and energy pricing
The piece argues world moves toward atomic power and faster air travel despite U.S. policy, praising France and others. It criticizes U.S. rate structures and moral posturing, noting France’s peak-demand pricing and potential domestic wind-down of U.S. auto exports. It highlights global competition in energy and industry and warns of a downward U.S. path while others rise.
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Subscriptions and postage details show daily, Sunday and motor route rates for Middletown Ohio edition. Prices include 72¢ weekdays plus 23¢ Sunday, 95¢ weekly, and mail options at $38 yearly within the USA and $46 outside.
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