Nguyen Cao Ky faces exile as Vietnam War memories linger
In New York Ky discusses his memoirs and dream of returning to Vietnam while his wife Mai plans to open a boutique and restaurant in America. He assesses fate, the Mekong defense, and Hoa Hao followers, insisting he remained idealistic and against money corruption.
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Carter seeks to bend the Fed to presidential will
George F. Will argues Carter’s proposal would put the Federal Reserve under presidential control, diminish its independence, and arm the president with a lever to steer monetary policy for electoral advantage. The piece warns such a shift risks converting a quasi‑independent institution into a tool of partisan power.
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Policy Gaps Between Ford and Kissinger Over Hanoi Talks
The piece argues Ford and Kissinger speak different languages on Vietnam policy with common roots in Hanoi negotiations and MIAs. It notes Kissinger stresses leadership and humanitarian aid while Ford weighs electoral and costs concerns as Olympic hosting looms, hinting Montreal 1976 could be the last Games if costs rise.
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Sunset Law in Colorado Eyes Open Government
The Sunset Law signed by Governor Lamm creates a six year life for agencies and programs. Agencies up for renewal face a potential extra six years or one year to wind down if not renewed. The law aims to boost transparency and efficiency through regular reviews and potential self improvement.
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Computer orders gone wild in postal mix up tale
A reader recounts a chaotic mail order spree from a distant computer driven system. Books arrive, spam multiplies, and deceptive offers flood the mailbox. Attempts to refuse or return items spiral into post office red tape and further mail from machines.
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
Postage details announce daily and Sunday delivery options for Middletown Ohio readers. Home delivery by carrier or motor route offers weekly and calendar month pricing, with mail subscriptions priced yearly. Rates vary for domestic and international addresses with advance payments required.
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