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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
4
The piece argues that the line blaming Thieu and the United States for Indochina woes repeats old Cold War rhetoric. It cites Geneva accords, cease fire terms, and legal standards, noting North Vietnam’s breaches and urging a pragmatic, morally informed approach over evasive moralizing.
The article discusses Arab financing deals that exclude Jewish owned banks as part of loans to Air France and utilities, arguing such actions resemble discrimination and could undermine Western tolerance and the global balance of payments. It notes Kuwait and Libya as key investors and French industry resistance to the policy.
An op-ed labels federal officials out of touch for urging citizens to cut costs while enjoying perks such as free franking, trips, haircuts, and more. It cites per legislator costs around 1.3 million annually including indirect expenses and calls for officials to practice austerity. The piece ends with a biblical citation.
National Airlines proposes a CAB approved no frills class to cut coach prices by 35 percent. Passengers would sit in a meal free section, may buy drinks, and bring own snacks. Arrival times would remain the same as fuller fare passengers.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists prices for home delivery and motor route service. Rates include 72c for Monday through Saturday and 23c Sunday for home delivery, 95c per week, and 38 per year by mail within the U.S.A. plus 46 outside, with various weekly, calendar month, and four week period options.
A history professor at City University of New York faced defamation accusations as the faculty senate debated censure. The writer argues freedom of critique should prevail, noting teaching methods and the risk of suppressing intellectual debate. The CUNY senate ultimately did not censure Prof. Stanley W. Page.
A Middletown letter complains that the first annual 8th Grade Basketball Tournament awarded only the champion McKinley a trophy. The writer notes Verity earned runner up and urges recognition for all finalists in future events.
A letter urges taxpayers to cut government waste arguing hidden taxes and OSHA costs inflate prices. The writer compares inflation to barnacles on a ship and claims billions in compliance costs will be passed to consumers in 1975. He calls for repealing tax waste and reducing regulatory burden.
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