Ford Reagan clash ignores clear liberal economic issues
The debate between President Ford and former Governor Reagan focuses on broad appeals to independents and Democrats rather than specific policy. The piece argues that rising taxes and inflation reflect deliberate legislative choices, with the federal budget expanding under HEW and a growing elite class benefiting from deficits, while the middle and working classes are tightened fiscally.
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Reuss argues for government oil role while lampooning USPS Amtrak models
The text cites Rep Henry Reuss as worried about oil industry monopoly and proposes a government oil corporation to spur competition. It questions models like the Postal Service and Amtrak, noting vast subsidies and limited service, and urges environmental and pricing policies to boost energy production. A Cincinnati man hears a judge ban him from yelling at humans. The Denver Post quotes Isaiah 11 6.
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City Law Director Ellison's Day of Jokes and Mixed Outcomes
The Middletown City Law Director Tilmon Ellison endures a rough day at a Warren County Commission meeting after losing his briefcase with ordinances. He reads only the first paragraph of each ordinance, prompting a reassembly and fresh votes when the copies were missing. Ellison also tries several jokes as the session concludes. A separate bus fare anecdote closes with a punch line about honesty paying.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
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Taking a dive on Cambodia and the Spain lesson
John Roche argues against U.S. intervention in Cambodia, comparing the issue to Spain in the 1930s. He asserts inaction equals giving aid to fascism and stresses the need to act rather than justify neutrality while noting Franco's and Khieu Samphan's roles. He invokes Israel and Arab stakes to warn against passive policy.
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Kissinger and Congress clash over Cambodia policy and U.S. aid
The piece venomously argues Kissinger remains a Cold War realist bent on backing corrupt regimes and deterring communism, while Congress questions Cambodia and Vietnam stakes. It contrasts Kissinger’s NATO focus with Congress favoring vital American interests and warns of his shrinking support.
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