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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
7
The Commission on Population Growth urges immediate action to slow population rise. It backs voluntary methods and a national policy on stability, noting fertility declines but a much larger population by century's end. It aims to balance control with individual liberty while awaiting final report.
A New Jersey city farm for children’s animals suffered grisly violence as youths killed and mutilated ducks, chickens, geese, rabbits, and ponies, prompting the owners to close the site and relocate the animals. The report calls into question public tolerance for law and order and humane treatment.
A letter to the editor criticizes the Journal for naming only adult volunteers in a hospital recognition program and not nine junior volunteers who donated substantial hours. The author urges proper public acknowledgment for all nine girls alongside the adults.
Readers urged to write Sen. Henry M. Jackson and Rep. Wayne Aspinall to back immediate ownership of 40 million acres for Alaska natives. The note warns that a delayed 22 year plan risks state expropriation of prime lands and continued poverty without an immediate economic base.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates cover newsstand single copies 15 cents weekdays and 2 cents Sunday, motor route 3.47 monthly installments or 3.20 four week periods, mail 30 dollars per year within the trading area and 38 outside, with a 15 cent monthly service charge for motor route tube placement. Founded in 1857.
In New York a faction of conservatives debates an allout effort to dump Nixon. Key figures including Jerry Harkins discuss opposing Nixon in New Hampshire and possibly running a Conservative Party ticket in New York, aiming to undermine his renomination and electors in November.
The Boulder Colorado ballot asks whether to continue growth limit measures, with a majority favoring slower growth and height caps. Across states, bans on new coastal industries and coastal landfill limits reflect a regional turn against rapid expansion. Oregon regulates land use and funds bike paths amid slow job growth, while a federal official suggests a wait‑and‑see stance on growth versus environmental gains. Salmon returns to the Willamette signal local progress amid broader unease with development.
New York holds the largest black population while Idaho shows small numbers across most age groups. The piece cites 1969 homicide causes, prison stats, poverty, income gaps by region, and consumer spending patterns with a call to order the Statistical Abstract of the United States.
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