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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1977
Page
4
A Washington critic argues new ethics rules will stifle earned income while investments remain unregulated. He recalls a local land deal involving a senator and other officials, noting disclosure could shift judgments to voters. He questions banning all earnings without full transparency.
The note lists Jim Mills as Managing Editor with a date of Tuesday March 22 1977. The snippet conveys a newsroom byline context and a single date reference.
The piece argues terrorism is the greatest threat short of war as terrorists seize hostages to force policy changes. It cites President Carter's hospital cost limits and criticizes concessions in hostage negotiations, warning that appeasement weakens society and emboldens attackers. It closes with a biblical reference.
A Union Road resident recounts recent accidents on a bad curve and a March 14 bicycle crash. After contacting Warren County officials Bob Turner and Craig Pendleton, a crew installed a guardrail by March 16 and photos were taken to assess the area.
Mrs. Jerry Harville thanks Dennis The Menace responders Pendleton and team for prompt service. She protests G. Frango Zeffirelli Jesus of Nazareth film plans and urges Christians to oppose the sponsor and products, urging NBC to hear the stance.
Washington coverage notes vivid White House charts showing how agencies would flow into a proposed Energy Department led by James Schlesinger. Senator John Culver announces a new subcommittee on resource protection with broad oversight, heightening concerns about overlapping jurisdictions and the need for congressional reform to implement Carter's national energy policy.
A former aide reflects on life in the Carter White House noting endless telephoning and meetings. He recalls long days, late nights, and the push to balance duty with family time while preserving access to the President.
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