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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues SALT II weakens U S deterrence by accepting Soviet superiority in cruise missiles and mobile systems while blocking hard-to-detect weapons like the M X. It cites Paul Nitze and a bipartisan Present Danger panel warning the accord risks a Soviet first strike by the mid 1980s, with limited U S gains on missile counts.
The text argues a nitrite preservative in bacon may pose cancer risks based on rat studies, urging a 9 day proof period before any ban. It warns against eroding innocent until proven guilty and predicts shifts to natural foods. Also discusses Electoral College abolition harming city-dominated governance.
A biblical verse from 1 Thessalonians 5 16 to 18 NEB emphasizes joy prayer and gratitude as a daily spiritual guide for Christians. The message centers on gratitude and continual prayer in Christ.
The column attacks President Carter and Sen. Pell over the Arts and Humanities Endowments. Livingston Biddle Jr. is ridiculed as Arts Endowment head while Nancy Hanks and Ronald Berman are contrasted as former competent chairs. The piece contends weak leadership will invite patronage and waste.
The 1977 ceremony at 310 Hamilton Ave marks the completion of Trenton’s sanitary sewer system with the last Armco pipe link. Mrs. Donald Derickson and historian Edward J. Keefe presided as Butler County officials oversaw funding and connections to Monroe and the LeSourdsville main plant. The historic log house from the early 1800s was chosen for the symbolic connection, underscoring city growth and preservation.
The article traces Trenton Ohio’s growth from 1816 platting to 1975 milestones including a new library branch at 17 E. State Street, a modern sewer system, upgraded water service with a million-gallon tank, a six-man fire department led by Chief Joe Richards, and Ohio 73 rebuilding, highlighting the city’s 1971 incorporation anniversary and Sesquicentennial era developments.
A letter to the editor thanks donors and volunteers who supported the Dave Regan Memorial Golf Tournament with proceeds for the local Heart Association. Names listed include Jerry Frechette Bill Raines John Warner Jim Friend Mike Mehl Sam MacMullan Charles Sutter Bob Yost Millie Conn and the Wildwood pro staff. Oct 1 weather affected play but sunshine returned and promoted coverage by WPFB and The Journal.
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