Carter's 1976 Campaign Tactics Break 1972 Mold in New Hampshire
The piece analyzes how Jimmy Carter diverges from Bayh Udall and Harris by rejecting the classic 1972 playbook. It notes Carter's solid New Hampshire win and momentum, emphasizing his image as a distinctive personal candidate rather than a liberal policy standard bearer.
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Medicare Improvements of 1976 proposed by President Ford
President Ford urges Medicare reforms in the 1977 budget labeled Medicare Improvements of 1976. The plan would raise patient payments, cut doctor and hospital reimbursements, and add limited new benefits, prompting questions about overall care quality and cost effectiveness for the aged and disabled.
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Unionizing the military poised amid pay gains
The piece argues that peacetime pay boosts tempt service members to seek unions but cautions against standard labor models in the military. It notes a Fleet Reserve Association survey showing interest and suggests a special, Washington lobby oriented organization instead. It references Washington involvement and a biblical quote to close.
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New Hampshire primary analysis by John Roche
John Roche argues Ford won decisively in New Hampshire despite tough opposition from Reagan and a hostile GOP establishment. He cites budget mastery and gravitas, notes heavy media spending, and treats the Democratic results as a secondary, unsettled outcome with Carter gaining delegates amid liberal voting splits.
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Blue Ball Historical Society seeks readers for book project
A Blue Ball area history society marks its first birthday March 18 and seeks new members and historical contributions. The book committee aims to publish a history of Blue Ball and surrounding counties in Ohio, inviting clippings photos and writings from locals.
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Middletown Ohio News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail rates. Rates include 72¢ Monday through Saturday, 23¢ Sunday, and $38 per year by mail within the U.S. Details note motor route and calendar month pricing and advance payment.
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