The Fear in Congress Over Regulation and Oil Profits
The piece argues Congress uses consumer protection as a political shield while oil windfalls boost profits. It questions genuine fear of price controls versus self interest and warns against expanding regulation to natural gas and beyond.
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Issue 6 ballot in seven districts for voc district levy
Middletown voters in seven districts vote on a half mill operating levy for the Butler County Joint Vocational District to fund the D Russel Lee Vocational School. If approved it would generate about 272000 annually beginning Jan 1.
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Miss America autograph tale lights up Monroe parade
A kindergartner Amy Snowden earned an autograph from Miss America 1988 Susan Perkins after convincing her mother to approach the celebrity during a Monroe parade. Amy’s note read a greeting from Miss America 1977, and she was invited into Perkins' car for a brief chat.
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Carter family as White House spotlight reshapes politics
A political column argues the Carter presidency risks becoming a televised family enterprise. It notes Billy Carter endorsements and tours, Mrs Carter's Peace Corps letters, Ruth Carter Stapleton's provocative ventures, and Chip and his wife returning to the White House, warning Republicans to watch the issue's potential backlash.
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De Vries’s Madder Music a Look at the American Middle Class
Washington reviewer George F. Will surveys Peter De Vries’s Madder Music noting the author’s satirical portrait of a self viewing, slightly Bohemian suburban middle class. The piece highlights recurring characters like Rev. Mackerel and themes of disillusionment, irony, and resilience.
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Student calls for support to save MHS theatre holdings
Kevin Reynolds, a junior at Middletown High School, writes amid financial strain on the MHS theatre program. He praises the Hello Dolly cast led by Jenny Nickell and notes five future shows including MASH on November 18 19 as chances for the community to help keep the theatre alive.
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