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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues that Carter should fail on current policies to gain time for new ones, suggesting energy policy and SALT talks risk party unity and voter backlash. It cites OPEC, cruise missiles, Panama Canal delay, and UN diplomacy as factors shaping the political math.
The line names Frank R. Myers as editor and notes his role as vice president, indicating a newspaper leadership byline.
Voters face Issue 5 on the upcoming ballot seeking a 1.1 mill tax to aid mentally retarded residents in Butler County. The measure prompts calls for support from voters and community helpers in the region.
The piece cites Dr Nagler on eradicating tennis elbow with light dumbbell work and a larger cap racket. It then endorses the Butler County Board of Mental Retardation, highlighting expanding services, local funding needs, and the call to support Issue 5 for improved at home care rather than state institutions.
The Middletown community honors WWI veterans with a rededication at Post 218 American Legion. Monuments moved to Legion front. 24 names on a special tablet accompany living trees planted for each fallen soldier along the Route of Remembrance. The 1920 dedication featured Armco official Bennett Chapple and Nate Kuhin’s Band.
The Armistice Day ceremony by American Legion Post 218 marked 57 years since the 1917 18 battles. Color Guard unveiled bronze tablets bearing 24 names as Mrs. Charles R. Hook presented a memorial and silk flag. E H Vetter accepted the monuments for the veterans praising the living tribute. The service underscored Middletown’s enduring remembrance of its doughboys.
Readers express thanks for Miss America Homecoming events and birthday edition coverage. Letters praise security and traffic handling by police, recall childhood Middletown memories, and applaud the Middletown Journal for adding community history and concert coverage.
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