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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1978
Page
4
A columnist contends Proposition 13 signals protest against high property taxes and argues liberal aims remain vital. He asserts voters rebuked state leadership, notes surplus funds for essential services, and defends liberalism as pursuit of freedom and equality despite political tactic fatigue.
The notice lists Frank R. Myers as Publisher General Manager and Jim Millis as Managing Editor for the journal. It appears as a standard masthead snippet from a newspaper page indicating key editorial leadership.
The piece discusses police encounters with elderly suspects and the psychology of suicide by cop. It questions motives behind force used by officers and argues some older individuals seek death through provoking police shooting, urging readers to act safely and avoid such traps.
A humorous travelogue-like reminiscence on diet and cancer fears linked to red dye bacon and mutagenic steaks. The narrator praises Lowake Inn in Texas and its famous giant hamburger and T-bone while praying for Phil Lorfing to persevere. Dr. Barry Commoner looms as a cautionary figure in the final tasting.
The passage argues the telephone is a convenience, not a federal mandate, noting people respond to sales messages and should have the right to ignore or deactivate calls. It asserts individual rights to hang up, with a biblical quote to emphasize personal autonomy.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options including 20c per weekday at newsstands and 25c Sunday, with motor route and mail prices. It notes delivery arrangements, prepaid terms, and annual costs for U.S. and international subscribers. Founded in 1657.
In Maple Park and Dixie Heights, crime has surged over the past months including break ins dope vending and vandalism. Citizens police and officials are urged to act with renewed diligence and reporting while demanding tougher court penalties and more manpower.
A reader revisión thanks for tornado warning coverage and editorial support then asks about a Middletown policeman Jim Fiebig. The editor explains Fiebig is a Phoenix police officer with past journalism work and a syndicated column.
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