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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1976
Page
4
The piece analyzes how George Fefl Carter’s campaign confronts pressure from prominent figures like Henry Jackson and Hubert Humphrey. It contrasts Jackson’s labor-backed, blunt approach with Carter’s momentum in unopposed primaries and reflects on Jackson’s political flaws and the broader Democratic liberal agenda.
Column compares presidential liberalism figures like FDR and LBJ with Humphrey and Jackson, cites nostalgia as a factor, and likens Carter to a spring training standout. the piece questions whether Carter can best the Reds and whether Humphrey would have altered the race.
Rumors from New York City warn that federal loans fail to forestall a fiscal debacle in its city government. The Treasury says an extra 1.25 million dollars is needed this year to run a new accounting unit overseeing 2.3 billion in revolving loans approved last year, amid wage concessions battles with public unions and fears San Francisco could follow NYC toward financial peril.
U.S. Senators John Tunney and Lee Metcalf have convened 38 fusion experts to assess the state of the art in nuclear fusion. The piece outlines safety, resource advantages of fusion, Russian progress, and U.S. research divides between Tokamak and laser approaches amid classified programs and policy tensions.
A Washington discussion notes that while Americans rate their own representatives highly, Congress as an institution gets a poor press. Critics point to ethics committees, FOIA exemptions, hiring biases, pay rises, restricted visitor access, lack of campaign finance transparency, self-serving newsletters, and general member silence as the core reasons for the negative view.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Weekday newsstands 25 cents, Sunday 72 cents, or 95 cents weekly. motor route 13 cents daily, 24 cents Sunday, $4.20 four weeks. Mail rates: $38 yearly in USA, $46 outside. all motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
A Garden Manor employee warns that a 19 percent Medicaid cut would harm patient care. Ambulance transfers, delayed meds, fewer doctor visits, and staff reductions could ensue, leaving vulnerable residents without essential support. The writer urges readers to contact state representatives and the governor to oppose the cuts.
Bernice Roberts of Franklin argues Ohio must supplement elderly Medicaid as costs have doubled since retirement. She notes Medicaid covers only part of care, with Social Security and pensions providing some income and urges reconsideration of planned cuts.
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