Trappings of the U S presidency spark debate
A column argues that the White House has become a lavish, royal court with costly perks, jet fleets, 6000 staff, and extensive privilege. It contrasts Jimmy Carter's pledge for a simpler era with the reality of presidential pomp and its impact on democracy and leadership. Influential voices warn the spectacle shapes reality.
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Korea policy and Park regime critique prompt policy caution
The text argues U S policy toward the Korean peninsula hinges on democracy and alliance stability. It cites August prison sentences for 18 South Koreans including a former president, alleges bribery of U S congressmen, and warns Carter's planned troop withdrawals unless Seoul honors democratic norms. It ends with a biblical quotation.
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I Miss Jerry Ford After Election Day Mural
The speaker reflects on misjudgments in presidential forecasts preferring bold error over cautious certainty. A mural in Jerry Ford's hometown the day before the election anchors the moment and highlights his prominence despite predictions.
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Ford’s emotional image clashes with railroad fear
The piece contrasts Gerald Ford’s tearful moments with political turbulence from the Nixon era, noting tabloids and public recall. It recalls Ford’s whisked away helicopter doors and a cautious, statesmanlike persona while expressing personal nostalgia for a figure years past.
Carter faces new pressure from Rostow Walker Nitze group
A bipartisan Committee on the Present Danger led by Rostow Walker and Nitze builds a tough anti-Soviet policy case. It warns Moscow gains in bases and naval power, argues for stronger NATO missiles, and says Carter will need a hard energy and defense stance to deter Soviet threaten and oil price shocks. The group includes Rusk Packard Kirkpatrick and others urging decisive posture.
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It Belongs to Warren County Editor Letter
To the editor a reader argues the Blue Ball area belongs to Warren County noting historical records show it in Warren County and questions residents' awareness of amenities when moving there. The writer reflects on growing up in Middletown and now living in Warren County.
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Middletown annexation debate stirs local tensions and pride
In a letter from Mrs. Stanley Henderson of Franklin, she argues against Middletown's annexation of Warren County sites including fire protection, the Towne Mall, and local services. She warns about higher costs, loss of autonomy, and urges county residents to unite to resist expansion plans.
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Traffic flow versus safety at busy Baltimore and Garfield corners
A residents' group notes four crashes and near misses at Baltimore Street and Fairmount Avenue with no injuries in the recent accident. They urge warnings, stop signs, or lights, criticizing City Traffic Engineer Don Hill for prioritizing traffic flow over human safety and calling for traffic controls reconsideration.
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