Combustion Engineering tests coal to clean gas fuel option
A CE led test facility in Windsor, with EPRI and ERDA, demonstrates turning Pennsylvania coal into clean gas with minimal air and water pollution. Demonstrators say scalable plant size and costs matter, while critics warn political obstacles and future oil shortages. Coal supply, policy, and energy strategy loom large as the era shifts from oil to alternative fuels.
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Federal
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Pennsylvania
Farmington River
Athabasca Tar Sands
Canada
Europe
South Africa
M. W. Kellogg
Credit for medical aid step in right direction
Sen. Floyd Haskell proposes a 30 percent tax credit up to 400 dollars for money spent to care for non dependent elderly or disabled relatives who cannot meet all medical needs. The plan includes payments to doctors hospitals and nursing homes and aims to ease family financial strain from illness.
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IRS
Floyd Haskell
D-Coro
Associated Press
Haskell
Critics Question Football�s Impact on Viewers
Nicholas von Hoffman notes how brutal injuries in football diminish his enjoyment and prompts him to turn off broadcasts. He argues that gruesome knee injuries reveal the game�s harsh reality beyond the reel.
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Nicholas von Hoffman
Scripture Quote on Providence and Faith
A brief religious reflection centers on Philippians 4 19 promising divine provision through Christ Jesus. The fragment cites a Bible verse affirming faith reliance on God for needs according to his glorious abundance.
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Christ Jesus
Mark My Words Once upon a time by Jim Fiebig
A 10 year old daughter drafts a short story starting Walt Hiberdack and Rebeccah in clashing villages Bodyoe and Hukk. The piece hints at romance and class tension with parents Lilly and Goober entering the room as the tale unfolds.
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Jim Fiebig
Smith Corona
Walt Hiberdack
Nonojock
Rebeccah
Bodyoe
Hukk
Ang
Walt
Lilly
Goober
Liberal realism and the ILO exit debate analyzed
The piece contrasts liberal realism with conservative labels amid U.S. actions on the ILO funds withdrawal and aid bans to Vietnam Laos Cambodia and Uganda. It critiques media framing and praises a candid Defense Secretary Brown stance regarding detente while noting Javits and foreign policy figures opposition to leaving the ILO.
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United States
International Labor Organization
ILO
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Uganda
Jack Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Gosh
Lennie Brezhnev
Jacob Javits
Washington
Dennis The Menace and World Reparations Debate
A columnist argues that Third World demands for reparations from rich nations are ignored by the Soviet bloc and that anti American agitprop in UN bodies should be funded by those actors. The piece asserts longstanding conservative principles reject aiding enemies.
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ILO
U.N
Unesco
Foreign Aid Debate and Cold War Security Issues
The piece criticizes U S foreign aid levels under Carter and links aid to Western democracies Greece Spain Portugal with broader European integration fears. It notes 67 billion dollars allocated and recalls past Allies progress, while recounting Paul Nitze's conservative critique of SALT talks and friction with the American Committee on East-West Accord.
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Greece
Spain
Portugal
Fraser
Paul Nitze
LBJ
Moscow
Henry Kissinger
John Hay
Nitze
American Committee On
Middletown Journal postal and subscription details
The Journal is published daily by News Journal Inc at 612 Broad Street Middletown Ohio with second class postage. Rates list 20c weekday newsstand copies 35c Sunday. home delivery 90c weekdays plus 25c Sunday or 1.15 per week. motor route 15c daily 30c Sunday or 4.60 per four weeks. Mail in U S $38 year 46 outside U S. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Has Plenty of Money to Fund Social Security
Letter to the editor argues Washington wastes billions in programs and excess congressional spending. The writer claims funds exist to boost Social Security and urges cuts in defense procurement, presidential staff, and fringe benefits to redirect money to seniors.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
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