Silence the Gay Rights Debate Says Controversial Column
A columnist argues to hush discussions on homosexuality and Gay Rights, suggesting public silence would spare city councils and schools. He recalls past conversations about sex, warns against open campaigning, and proposes keeping sex private while acknowledging equal rights for homosexuals. He notes heterosexuals also talk, and cites Anita Bryant as a figure in campaigns.
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Anita Bryant
Victoria
Siebenthaler Sr. President Elwood Richardson Business Manager
The notice names Elwood Richardson as president and business manager of the Siebenthaler organization. It identifies roles and highlights leadership positions within the listed entity, signaling a formal corporate or union-like structure.
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Page Four Leadership Notes for Frank R. Myers Publisher
Page four lists Frank R. Myers as Publisher General Manager and Paul J. Day as Executive Editor reflecting the newspaper’s top leadership.
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Frank R. Myers
Paul J. Day
Senate Passes Wiretap Reform Meant to Limit Surveillance
The Senate approved a bill by 95 to 1 to require judicial warrants for government wiretaps and bugging, with tougher standards for U.S. citizens and looser ones for foreigners. President Carter backs the measure, while Sen. William Scott warns it could hinder intelligence, leaving the House to decide if limits on surveillance serve national security without eroding constitutional protections.
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What others say about college crunch and middle class effect
Marianne Means notes that the president and Congress rush to acknowledge the strain on the middle class from rising college costs. Critics say political posturing masks real solutions as families struggle with tuition debt and access.
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Letter to the editor on a proposed swim slide at 2504 N Verity Parkway
A local neighborhood writes to the editor to voice opposition to a plan by the City Planning Commission to permit a commercial recreation swim slide at 2504 N Verity Parkway. A public hearing is scheduled for 6 p.m. May 16 by the City Commission. The site is between Tytus and Verity, behind car lots near the Dairy Queen and Howe Motor Co. The writers argue residents do not want this development in their area.
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Residents oppose 35 ft slides ride near Tytus Ave
Walter and Leona Brown of 2724 Tytus Ave circulate petitions against a proposed Dennis the Menace area amusement site. They warn of noise traffic safety and parking issues plus potential drinking vandalism and do not want the park in their section. They urge neighbors to attend meetings to voice opposition.
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Tytus Avenue
Taxing the Inland Waterways Threat to Grain Shipments
The piece argues that Congress’s inland waterways taxes will raise costs for Iowa and Illinois farmers and ripple through the economy. It condemns federal favoritism to railroads and trucking, praises water transport as the cheapest mode, and warns that user fees on canal barge traffic will raise fuel and steel costs, harming industry and consumers.
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Journal rates and subscription details from Middletown daily
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription terms for Middletown Ohio readers. It covers home delivery by carrier and motor route with weekly and monthly rates, Sunday pricing, and annual mail options for USA and foreign addresses, all payable in advance.
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Lists and memories collide on a listless day in Ridgefield
Hugh Mulligan muses on lists from hotels to editors to Broadway bags and even tombstones in a rambling Ridgefield column. He jokes about compiling ten worst hotels, ten most ruthless editors, ten overrated Broadway shows, and ten kind bosses, but ends with a wry nod to a one-car funeral and the idea of listing funny tombstones.
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