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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1977
Page
4
Washington observers describe Jimmy Carter as an engineer type presidency focused on efficiency and organization. They note inflation and unemployment persist with no bold new programs while Carter remains cautious, diligent, and determined to run government well.
Senate supporters led by Strom Thurmond push to outlaw unions in the U S armed forces while President Carter warns against unionization as a threat to military discipline and national defense. Proponents fear a strike crisis could endanger security and operations.
The Indianapolis News notes a movement to establish a five million dollar Lindbergh Memorial Fund. Proceeds would support conservation exploration wildlife preservation and aeronautic research. The effort is led by Gen Jimmy Doolittle and Neil Armstrong with donations directed to 30 EF 42nd St New York.
Cora Goodknight Thomas complains about an April bill dated the 19th and a gas shutoff after 12 days. She says the CG&E office admitted an error and denied warning about delinquents while the billing cycle runs 30 to 60 days, and asks what can be done about such treatment.
Neighbor recounts a sick kitten found months ago with a hip growth, taken to a hospital for surgery costing 35 dollars. After a brief recovery, a dog attack led to a broken jaw and concussion requiring another 70 dollars in care. The kitten is now home and recovering, thanks to the neighbor.
Gail Boyer Hayes argues no citizen has an inherent right to sunshine, highlighting building shade, trees, and covenants as barriers. The article notes no US city codes guarantee sun access and reports lawmakers consider but energy planners resist broad legal rights to sunshine.
New York observers note only 62 of 486 films earned G ratings, while 214 were R and 60 reached X. Local managers say G titles underperform, PGs draw crowds, and X remains limited by attitudes. violence and science fiction drive interest, with feminists pressing for stricter enforcement and audiences seeking action.
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