Tuition credit bill faces opposition across papers
The Packwood Moynihan tuition tax credit bill would allow parents to deduct 500 from income taxes for private schooling. Public school advocates fear quality decline and teachers fear layoffs. Critics insist tax funds for religious schools violate church state separation.
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Kinood Richardson Named President at WA Siebenthaler Sr
Kinood Richardson is named president in a leadership slate at WA Siebenthaler Sr with Paul J. Day as business manager and Frank R. Myers as publisher and general manager Jim Mills serves as managing editor under the new arrangement tightening editorial and operational oversight.
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Frank R. Myers
Italian voters punish Communists in local elections
In Italy the Communist Party loses ground after backing the government against the Red Brigades and the Moro assassination. Analysts suggest sympathy for Moro’s Christian Democrats rose, while leftist disillusionment grows as private schooling and parental choice arguments surface in U.S. policy debates.
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Aldo Moro
Red Brigades
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Red Brigade
Best dollar is spent at home letter to the editor
Franklin residents are urged to support a one mill levy on June 6 to fund a five year 5 percent raise for city workers, with estimated annual revenue around 44,000. The piece argues property taxes fund only about 30 days of city operations and stresses local spending benefits, noting 1856 was the last city levy and praising city services and salaries as modest and essential.
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Franklin City
Columbus
Washington
Social Security Card as National ID Debate Widens
The Social Security number, used for loans, health records, and licenses for over 150 million people, fuels talk of a national ID card while officials tighten vetting rules to curb fraud. The idea faces resistance as some see it as totalitarian in its implications.
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United States
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription terms. Rates cover home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail options, with per copy prices for weekdays and Sunday editions, calendar month and four week periods, plus international mail rates and the founding date of 1857.
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News Journal, Inc., Sr
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
USA
Language Reform Reaches Threshold of the English Tongue
A New York essay surveys the women's movement push to replace man words with inclusive terms. It explores changes like manpower to work force and man and wife to husband and wife, noting balancing pragmatism with semantic fairness.
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New York
Women's Movement
Mushrooms and Morels Stun Ohio Homeowners
In Ohio, Russell Stevens finds four tall Morel mushrooms in his yard, weighing over a pound total, prompting his wife Margaret Ann and friend Eloise Schneider to rush to Michigan for a restock tale. The piece playfully contrasts local discovery with Eloise’s mushroom hunt lore and ends noting hotel prices at Waldorf Astoria.
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Margaret Ann
Eloise Schneider
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Stevens
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Ol’ Tootie
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