Nixon press conference probe on Kalmbach plea
Clark Mollenhoff questions President Nixon about the $100,000 plea tied to a ambassadorial post. The exchange centers on White House involvement and responsibility for the engagement and any internal review.
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The Exorcist and the culture clash in 1970s cinema
Jeffrey Hart analyzes The Exorcist as more than a horror film. He its demonic themes mirror 1960s youth culture, politics, and modern Catholicism, with the climax returning to ancient rites. Hart contrasts art with society and notes ambassadorship links to political contributions in Nixon era.
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Inflation and costs hit home as prices rise
John Roche reflects on rising living costs from groceries to toilet paper, noting price jumps from 79 cents to 1.29 for pork and coffee, and a 10 percent cost of living increase from 1973 to 1974. He criticizes government economists for inaction while politics and inflation loom.
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Not "big nasty people" to Editor about land donation
Mrs. Ethelmae Williams of Franklin defends her family against accusations over a 4 267 square foot land donation for McGuire Lane widening. She explains mortgage burden and medical costs, defending their right to keep land for their children while noting neighbors' similar donations and expressing frustration at being labeled selfish.
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Impeachment Debate Echoes Founding Thought Across History
A staff group for the House Judiciary Committee argues a president can be impeached for noncriminal acts, tracing to Federalist papers and English law. The piece questions defining terms like incompatibility with the constitutional form and proper duties, noting political interpretation shapes impeachment risk amid poetic quotes and EPA trivia about burping cows.
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John Jay
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Middletown Journal subscription rates listed
The Journal, published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio, lists prices for newsstand 15 cents daily and 25 cents Sunday, home delivery options including motor route and mail, and annual rates out to 38 dollars outside the U.S. Subscriptions are payable in advance.
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Equal right to death says fetus has a right to life debate
The writer argues abortion morality is not the issue but the right to life. He claims unwanted fetuses face death and questions which implies equal right to death. Socrates is invoked about fear of death. Mrs. Flee Howard 3374 Dixie Hwy.
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