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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1977
Page
5
Jeffrey Hart reflects from a Miami flight about the DC10 symbolizing Western power and vulnerability. He contrasts aviation progress with social mobility, political risk, and threats like terrorism, noting Seabrook protests and the Concorde’s elite status.
Washington notes reveal 73 transition team members received 600 cash advances for trips to Annapolis that were never taken. The payroll workaround involved paying expenses as salary advances, later reimbursed, then discarded as a scandal with little lasting impact.
A reader urges voting against H B 32 the Displaced Homemakers Bill citing high state costs and government reliance. The writer credits local effort at Twin Fair and lists supporters including The Journal WPFB McGraw Construction and local police volunteers.
The journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, including per-copy stand prices, home delivery by carrier or motor route, and mail rates. It notes prepaid subscriptions and regional variations within the United States and abroad.
George F Will notes menu names at Baskin Robbins and Burger King reflect fanciful branding. He cites humorous yet pretentious terms from Howard Johnsons and Dew Drop Inns, arguing such language drowns ordinary food and makes commerce a noisy public chorus.
TOM BRADEN writes on how the Eight Is Enough TV series affected his family. He notes embarrassment mixed with pride, cites son David, daughter Nancy, and daughter Elizabeth, and says the show brought awareness of public life without harming them overall. He warns his wife Joan fears being killed off by writers.
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