Carter and Young clash over race language in White House remarks
Carter bluntly rebukes Andrew Young over calling Swedes racists and hints Young speaks with mixed authority. The piece contrasts press readings of June 10 talks with the Magazine Publishers Association and questions when Young represents official policy. It recalls King's civil rights leadership and warns of dangerous parallels to South Africa amid political maneuvering.
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Whatever happened to the 55 mile per hour speed limit
A column argues the 55 mph national speed limit on I 75 and elsewhere has eroded as drivers speed toward the 65 mph mark. It cites enforcement challenges in Ohio and with CB radio tips as factors and urges renewed policing or a higher enforceable limit.
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Ohio
Home prices soar and HUD rules raise costs
The average new home price climbs as material and labor costs surge far beyond income gains. Three years show a 41 percent rise in median home value while homeowner incomes rise only 19 percent. Government mandates like three pronged outlets and attic lights add expense.
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Banana mail prank sparks postal humor and warning
A Cleveland man in a bad mood mails a banana to his daughter at Bowling Green State University with her name and address on it and a 13 cent stamp. The post office readdressed it and included a note warning against future banana mailings.
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Cleveland
Bowling Green State University
Postal Service
Preservation a civilizing task in defending Capitol integrity
Washington column argues against an extension to the Capitol West Front. It cites the dome symbol, historic restorations, and a need to keep architectural integrity, praising Sen. Ernest Hollings and trusteeship as tests of Congress.
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Middletown Journal Publication Details
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists pricing for subscriptions and single copies. Rates include 15¢ daily 25c Sunday at newsstands 72c weekly home delivery 23c Sunday and motor route 13 daily 24c Sunday. mail $38 yearly within the U.S. $44 outside. all subscriptions payable in advance.
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Era of Good Feeling Returns to Campus a Year Later
JIFFREY HART describes Dartmouth College as enjoying a notably normal and sunny year after past turmoil. He recalls earlier decades of crisis, war, and unrest, contrasting them with a sunlit academic year marked by serious work and spontaneous play.
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