Court Could Ditch Campaign Finance Law
The piece argues the 1975 campaign finance law may violate constitutional rights through broad disclosure and limits. It notes potential Supreme Court challenges led by figures across parties and institutions, and criticizes the bill as administratively burdensome while acknowledging some reforms.
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Eugene McCarthy
James Buckley
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William Steiger
Romania Trade Deal Trust Questioned Over Abuses
A columnist argues the United States should scrutiny Romania before approving a trade pact. He cites Romania’s record on human rights and law, hunger strikes over exit visas, and a disputed Orghidan art and coin collection. He profiles Ion Ungureanu and Ion Carja as examples of alleged Romanian government failures to honor commitments. The piece warns that Romania’s poor compliance could threaten U.S. interests even in trade talks.
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West Virginia
Ion Carja
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Cyprus talks progress shows cautious steps toward settlement
Vienna hosted two rounds between Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders with no dramatic results. UN Secretary General Waldheim secured a third session next month as a UN truce force mandate extends six months and Turks push a self governing state while Greeks seek broader inclusion. The balance remains tense as both sides weigh future constitutional and political arrangements.
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United Nations Secy
Kurt Waldheim
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Night of the Braden children and a father's memory
In Washington a father recalls last summer when his children caused chaos and strained his patience. He admits disliking them yet aches for their return as the dinner hush settles and the house feels empty without them. The piece laments aging, family bonds, and longing.
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Washington
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Mail Details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. Middletown Ohio lists prices for daily and Sunday issues. Home delivery by carrier or motor route, with mail options in the U S and abroad, all payable in advance.
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Letter to the Editor on bake sale rules and state law
A reader criticizes city health and mall policies on home baked goods at bake sales. He questions a 1964 city rule, cites state law gaps, and urges merchants to attract bake sales outside the city while challenging officials to revise rules to boost mall traffic.
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Win Duff
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Paul Asmussen
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Hal Dunham
Ohio Department of Health
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Butler County Boards of Health
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