Paget Citizens Seek Fuel Savings Through Airline Cuts
The piece discusses federal hopes that major airlines will reduce jet fuel use by consolidating flights and cutting back, aided by a slack travel market. It notes traveler inconvenience, potential layoffs, and contrasts with broader energy conservation goals while urging voluntary action and cautioning about reliance on government mandates. It also cites education spending and literacy concerns as part of national challenges.
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The President’s powers not truly separable from Congress
A historical view argues that the three government branches are interdependent with overlapping powers. It cites veto authority, judicial review, and congressional checks such as civil service limits and habeas corpus acts, noting no agency is immune from checks and balances and criticizing Nixon’s veto emphasis.
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Nixon Faces Slow-Acting Poison From Agnew Fallout
Washington notes a mixed response to President Nixon as Spiro Agnew’s troubles erode support. The piece traces diminished backing, lingering allegations, and the Cox firing as potential turning points, while acknowledging Nixon’s tactical abilities and possible international leverage if he survives the crisis.
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History highlights on November 6 across years
Events on this date include Lincoln’s 1860 presidential election and Washington’s 1792 re election. Gandhi’s arrest and women’s suffrage in New York mark earlier years. Mussolini bans opposition in 1926, Hoover wins in 1928, India tsunami in 1942, UN sanctions on South Africa in 1962, Khrushchev Autobahn claim, Nixon Humphrey win, and Britain price controls last year.
Journal Publishing Rates and Delivery Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for newsstand copies at 1 5c daily and 25c Sunday. Home delivery options include newspaperboy 80c weekly, motor route 3 47 quarterly, or 3 20 fourweek periods with a 15c monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions are 30 per year in the trading area and 38 outside, with payment in advance. Founded in 1857.
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The Skies and Oil War Reshape American Airlines
Bobs Condine reports that U S airlines face profitless years amid jet era costs and oil rationing. A Middle East war could curb 20 percent of weekday flights, turning regulation into a potential windfall for carriers.
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