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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues the 1970s pay raise for Congress and top officials was justified by practical needs and competition with the private sector. It cites Tip O Neill’s view that representatives must balance public will with governing realities and mentions ethics rules and income limits.
A special drug enforcement unit in San Francisco and Los Angeles arrested 64 professionals including 48 physicians, six pharmacists, five nurses, two psychiatrists, two veterinarians and a dentist for illegally dispensing tranquilizers and pain-killers. The piece argues many cases involve unwitting cooperation, notes the broader societal problem, and calls for stricter enforcement and ethics in medicine and licensing.
The piece outlines a 1980 campaign plan targeting southern white and northern ethnics who shifted to Carter in 1976. It advises a right wing populist style, caution on defense, skepticism of costly weapons, and strong American nationalism. It notes Big Business ties as a liability and warns against Naderism while predicting economic pressures from a harsh winter and drought.
At a City Planning Commission session late Wednesday the reporter Karen Garloch stretched out on a bench and earned laughs from commissioners as she relaxed during final agenda items. Police misadventure in The Village ends with a damaged store and unanswered burglar alarm mystery.
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Letter to the editor argues the paper’s stance on embargoing chrome from Rhodesia is inconsistent with criticism of Soviet Union and other suppliers. The writer contends majority rule and human rights concerns are uneven, cites Uganda’s Idi Amin, and warns that cutting Rhodesia ties could worsen racial conflict and harm U.S. interests.
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