Business Manager Paul J Day Managing Editor Sunday March 28 1971
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1971
Page
4
Tax burden on the poor worsens inequality in taxes
Census Bureau figures show the very poor with family incomes under $2,000 paying up to 50 percent of earnings in taxes. Regressive state and local taxes hit the poor hardest, though transfer payments from Social Security and welfare reduce the bite at lower levels. The data highlight a widening gap between haves and have-nots in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Herman P. Miller
America
Tire wear bars guide safer driving on modern tires
The wear bars built into tires signal when tread is down to one sixteenth of an inch, prompting replacement. Federal law backs them and the Tire Industry Safety Council endorses checking indicators to stay safe on highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire Industry Safety Council
Catholics, Berrigans, and the pull of anti-Americanism
JEPEREY HART criticizes Catholic intellectuals who champion the Berrigans and anti establishment figures. He argues anti Americanism signals assimilation into WASP Jewish and liberal elite circles, noting Holy Cross Quarterly's Dartmouth display and Harvard linked figures. He satirizes shifts in Catholic prestige and patriotism at Notre Dame and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Holy Cross Quarterly
Berrigans
Holy Cross
New York Review of Books
David Levine
Noam Chomsky
Daniel P. Moynihan
Harvard
Sister McAllister
Hanoi
Tom Aoe
Bella Abzug
Harvard Square
Notre Dame
John Kennedy
Babe Hope
General Westmoreland
Private tutoring boom aids lagging students in major cities
In a 1968 Atlanta startup, the Alexander-Smith Academy expanded from two pilots and two educators to offices in Boston New York New Orleans Houston Dallas Fort Worth Chicago Kansas City Los Angeles. It offers one on one tutoring at about 10 per hour, claiming many students need only 10 to 20 hours to rise to target levels, with some requiring 30 to 40 hours. The program emphasizes certificated teachers and state approval, aiming for 150 classrooms in 42 cities by 1976 and boasting alumni at MIT Tulane Illinois Duke Emory Georgia State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander-Smith Academy
Atlanta
Boston
New York
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
MIT
Tulane
Illinois
Duke
Emory
Georgia State
Ano Federal
State Board of Education
Yorty Eyes New Hampshire Primary Challenge in 1972
Mayor Sam Yorty plots a New Hampshire bid against Muskie and McGovern, aiming to split the Democratic dove vote. He cites Muskie's foreign policy shifts and accuses him of credulity, while weighing a path if Senator Henry Jackson enters the Eastern primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Maine
Edmund Muskie
South Dakota
George McGovern
Henry Jackson
Washington
Muskie
Yorty
William Loeb
Manchester Union
Bill Loeb
McGovern
U.S
Sam
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Massachusett
Teddy Kennedy
New England
The Journal subscription rates and terms
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates for newsstand, motor route, and mail delivery. Details include 5 daily and Sunday price points, annual mail rates, installment options, and a 15 cent monthly service charge for motor route tube placement. The paper notes its Middletown Ohio origin and 1857 founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Right Church Wrong Pew Meter Reader
A CG&E meter reader asks a woman to go to the basement and discovers she has been reading the water meter herself. The piece includes a humorous postscript about a man waiting for his wife and mistaking another car, ending with a cheeky phone book graffiti line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cg&e
Clark Emerges as New Target in Nixon Strategy
Marianne Means reports ex attorney general Ramsey Clark rising as the new Democratic target for White House attacks as polls show waning confidence in Nixon’s Vietnam war handling. Hoover clashes with Clark over crime and Ba rringan case, while Clark gains limited Democratic support and surfaces as a potential 1972 dark horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torney
Ramsey Clark
Sen. J. William Fulbright
White House
Nixon
Fulbright
Clark
America
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Berrigan Brothers
Henry Kissinger
Hoover
Berrigan
Berrigans
National Committee
Robert Dole
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Paul J. Day
Jeperey Hart
William Knndtler
Beau Geste
Fordham FBI
Paul Harvey
Paul Smith
Capt. Smith
Atlan
John Chamberlain
Europe
Mike Mansfield
U. S
West Germany
Bonn
NATO
Soviet Russia
Kosygin
North Vietnam
Russia
Laos
Egypt
Suez Canal
Eugene McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Yorry
Johnson
Maegovern Campaign Headquarters
the Journal
Marianne
Ing
Administration
Democratic Party
Harris
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