When Mariah the cat guides foreign policy comments
A satirical piece compares U S Cuba and Vietnam diplomacy to a household with two cats as rulers. It argues negotiations misread friend from foe, notes potential for Cuba democratization and exile returns, and skewers U S policy including a controversial 4.7 billion reconstruction demand by Hanoi framed as a bribe.
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Mariah
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Vietnam
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South Vietnam
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Wrong headed approach to malpractice suits by failing students
A critic argues against students suing schools for not teaching reading and writing. Edward Donohue on Long Island claims his education left him unable to handle world affairs after twelve years of schooling. The piece notes unjustified promotion is a valid concern but condemns litigation as a misguided path.
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Brown questions FDA saccharin warnings after Washington snack bars
Congressman Clarence J. Brown cites a staff report showing diet beverages with saccharin being sold in two federal buildings in Washington. Three saccharin drinks were available in snack bars run by the FDA and the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The rest is a biblical verse fragment and not clearly connected to the report.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Washington
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FDA
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Reagan era lobbying questions raise ethics concerns
Article examines memos showing U S government officials seeking to lobby Congress Watch and CFA for a Consumer Protection Agency bill. It highlights potential illegal coordination between Esther Peterson's consumer affairs role and outside groups, plus conflicting legal interpretations amid Carter administration scrutiny.
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McLaughlin
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Consumer Protection Agency
Congress
OCA
Congress Watch
Nader
CFA
Consumer Federation of America
White House
CPA
CR Cavagnaro
Allan Finkel
MelLaughlin
C.o.b
Jerome Atkinson
Woodward
Bernstein
Middletown Jubilant as Canal Fills End Described
Middletown cheers Gov Donahey signs DeArmond Canal Bill ending long fight to fill the Miami Erie Canal through the city. Officials note costs of maintaining bridges, railroads supplant canal freight, and plan to use the bed for a downtown parkway now known as Verity Parkway.
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Miami River
Armco
Journal
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
Main
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with per copy and home delivery prices. Rates include daily weekday 15 cents, Sunday 25 cents, motor route 72 cents weekly, and by mail 38 dollars yearly in the U.S. or 46 dollars outside.
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