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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1978
Page
4
The essay argues that today’s US faces debt from imports and oil, echoing colonial paper money issues. It cites wars, depreciating continentals, and British restrictions, noting reliance on oil from Arabs and the need for a national energy policy and substitutes to restore the dollar.
W. A. Siebenthaler Sr. serves as president while Elwood Richardson is listed as business manager and Jim Mills as managing editor in the newspaper’s masthead.
Patrick Buchanan letters react to a coal contract dispute noting the Wall Street Journal previously opposed the deal but concedes errors in wage fringe calculations. The piece analyzes how taxes and inflation affect miners pay, and argues for broader national economic protections and a critique of federal regulation.
Foreman, the former heavyweight champion, says his planned return is for purpose of manifesting Sean and to spread the word of God through boxing. He insists that Christ can stand in his corner despite the sport’s violent image, and he aims to show distressed youths they can achieve significance through faith and fists.
The House begins steps toward a constitutional amendment granting the District of Columbia two voting senators and a representative. The debate foregrounds race, federal power, and constitutional text as supporters argue DC’s population merits representation equal to states while opponents warn of erosion of states’ rights and political balance.
The Middletown Journal details subscription costs with rates for home delivery by carrier and motor route including daily and Sunday prices. Also lists mail subscription costs within and outside the USA and advance payment terms.
A reader laments on humane methods at Butler County shelter citing a decompression chamber procedure and urges humane end of life for pets. The letter discusses state bills by Rep. Michael Stinziano to curb cruelty, plus editor notes defending current practices and inviting evidence of violations. A second reader shares a personal family note about love for her son despite his troubles, emphasizing maternal affection and faith.
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