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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1977
Page
4
Charles Kirbo argues Carter should act on principle and speak out against Amin, Czech harassment, and Soviet oppression. The piece questions whether mere rhetoric changes behavior in Uganda, Czechoslovakia, or the USSR and suggests humanitarian aims may not yield practical results.
The White House cautions about Amin's ambiguous orders while American citizens in Uganda face danger. A U.N. probe proposal by Britain seeks a factual human rights assessment, risking credibility after many prior doubtful condemnations. The piece weighs outside action versus internal risk in Uganda.
February discussion at Armco raises proof that hot and cold water freeze at the same speed. Middletown Works manager Si, and VP Hank Miller with MIT input, dispute the old tale after a hot water pipe froze while a nearby cold pipe did not. Researchers note equal freezing rates. Si blames carbon in pipes.
Reagan discusses Rhodesia's majority rule amid Cold War tensions. He contrasts Western views with Soviet aims to control Rhodesia and influence South Africa. He notes Ian Smith's reform proposals and the challenge from nationalist leaders and militant groups. He cites Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy and the Geneva talks as pivotal.
Congressman Frank Thompson Jr. leads a push for a nationwide common situs bill that would allow site wide picketing even against minor subcontractors. Opponents fear voter backlash and a possible presidential veto, while Right to Work allies brace for a tight Senate vote and potential filibuster.
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A reader rebuts a Feb 26 letter supporting corporations and utility firms, arguing taxes on corporations hurt wages and investment. The writer urges limiting corporate surplus and using funds for wages and dividends, contending taxation raises prices and harms the economy. The letter defends industry as essential to jobs and living standards.
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