Col Chiaramonte marks seventh year leading Ohio Patrol
Col Robert M. Chiaramonte commemorates seven years as superintendent of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, heading about 1,300 officers. He is praised for personnel evaluation leadership and implementing a nationally regarded performance system in partnership with Ohio State University experts. The patrol is described as a class outfit with officers who balance efficiency and diplomacy, earning public trust.
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Robert M. Chiaramonte
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Col
Chiaramonte
Ohio Highway Patrol
Col. Chiaramonte
Ohio State University
Ohio
Record Prices Signal U.S. Art Market Surge
A quarter of a million dollars was paid for Thomas Pollock Anshutz’s Steel Workers Noon Time, with a Remington cow-boy bronze fetching 125000 and a Winslow Homer water color 65000. The prices suggest American works are rising in value and appeal to collectors as shrewd investments.
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Thomas Pollock Anshutz
Steel Workers
Frederic Remington
Winslow Homer
Ohio Has Enough Money to Repeal State Income Tax
Letters argue Ohio carries strong cash balances and growing revenues. repeal of the income tax is urged with claims of relief for average families and no sales tax burden on essentials. The writer warns that taxes empower government and cites federal sharing and future sales tax needs.
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Ohio
Columbus
Journal publication and subscription rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc Middletown Ohio lists office at S Broad and First Ave. Rates include 15c per copy weekdays 25c Sunday, home delivery 80c weekly, motor route 3.47 yearly in installments or 3.20 four-week periods, 5c monthly tube service, mail 30 yearly in trading area or outside, 38 outside USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Kissinger’s Quiet Strategy in Vietnam Ends With Praise
The piece lauds Henry Kissinger for persisting with a consistent plan to end the Vietnam War, noting his willingness to meet opponents, avoid personal attacks, and keep lines open through Cambodia. It argues his approach may win broad support as the administration nears success, while critics on the right may lose influence.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Thieu
George McGovern
J. William Fulbright
Vietnam
Cambodia
Saigon
What Went Wrong With McGovern in 1972
The piece argues McGovern failed to broaden beyond traditional Democratic voters, losing youth and independents, while carrying the black vote. It critiques three guiding theses: desire for income redistribution, war guilt, and a greener lifestyle, labeling them miscalculations and noting strong reliance on anti McGovern staffers. It contrasts initial hype with final results and hints at internal campaign missteps.
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McGovern
New York
Massachusetts
Mr. Magoo
Donald Duck
Hubert Humphrey
Alioto
Daley
Harvard
People Dinner Party Plans and Math Clarity Sparks Confusion
Brooklyn reader corrects a misquote about a presidential dinner invitation. The author notes a proposed People’s Dinner Party limited to 250 supporters after inauguration. Also recaps British aid to stranded American travelers and partial repayment totaling $27.50.
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Rry
George
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