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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1977
Page
4
The piece critiques President Carter's erratic statements and shifting stances on Middle East borders and Israel. It argues for a single coherent policy and laments the unclear leadership, suggesting improvisation harms credibility while noting State Department involvement and unnamed advisers.
The article argues that residential fuel costs will double by 1985 and urges President Carter and Congress to sharply boost government support for solar heating research. It notes high upfront solar installation costs, insulation requirements, and limited near term impact compared with fossil fuels, while highlighting variable solar system performance and potential long term benefits.
Middletown High School serves over 600 students daily from 11 30 to 1 pm with a nonprofit cafeteria led by Supt R W Solomon and Principal Wade E Miller. Prices are rock bottom meat five cents vegetables three cents desserts three cents soup four cents bread two cents. Some students eat on credit with home or relative cards, while others work for lunch.
The report outlines daily school lunch operations at the local high school cafeteria. It notes meal volumes including five bushels of potatoes and eight cases of milk, with 75 to 85 pounds of fresh meat and 15 pounds of butter used daily. A manager and Mr. Miller supervise, and elementary students go home for lunch. The YMCA and Hotel Manchester offer downtown options.
A reader questions rising crime and court outcomes after a network report on child kidnappings and art theft versus high bonds. Contributors urge recall of justice, praise firefighters, and commend local rescue services while urging better public oversight and accountability.
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