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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1973
Page
4
The American Academy of Pediatrics committee calls for strict limits on pediatric amphetamine prescriptions, warning against weight loss use, cramming alerts, athletic performance boosts, and casual stress relief. They note adults’ abuse often starts with physician prescriptions for weight reduction.
The attorney general reasserted that Hoffa’s parole conditions are non negotiable, barring him from union office until 1980. Hoffa plans to seek Detroit Teamsters local presidency and may pursue court challenges, but the government vows swift enforcement if he breaches the commutation terms.
John Roche discusses misaligned diplomacy with the Soviet Union, noting censorship in UNESCO and the Helsinki talks. He highlights a footnote on cultural cooperation that could legitimize anti culture and compares MBFR expectations to a false symmetry. He cites William R. Van Cleave’s SALT critique to stress differing Soviet and American approaches. The piece urges careful briefing of U.S. delegates by the President.
A note from Marshall Hunt recounts decades in newspaper work beginning in 1909 with police, markets, schools, and vaudeville coverage. He recalls mentors, editors, and peers like Westbrook Pegler Runyon and Hemingway, plus family influence on language and writing.
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About 10,000 demonstrators gathered on the Capitol West Lawn to oppose cutting the Office of Economic Opportunity and to defend community action agencies. The crowd featured figures like Ralph Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, and Coretta King, while Sen. Edward Brooke and Sen. Jacob Javits offered cautious remarks as national sentiment shifts against the welfare coalition.
A Ridgeville couple’s car stalls at stops on a Sunday drive to visit relatives until three hippies offer a homegrown carburetor fix. In New Hampshire a garage posts repair rates with a watchful eye for customers. A candidate mails a comical thank you note listing several voter groups and counts.
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