ICC rules may deter individuals from commenting on agency rules
Commissioner Rupert T. Murphy of the Interstate Commerce Commission argues individuals must meet the same procedural demands as corporations to submit views. He cites 15 copies and multiple copies for opposing viewpoints, risking reduced consumer input while plans to tighten household goods movers rules move forward.
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Rupert T. Murphy
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Commission
Congress
Murphy
Grace Polk Stern
Chevy Chase
Muphy
Trail of Destruction Critics AIM Indian Protest
An Arizona press conference notes Hopi Chairman Clarence Hamilton calling the AIM led Bureau of Indian Affairs raid a trail of destruction. The piece argues vandalism harmed public sympathy for Indian causes despite some concessions won. It questions long term gains from the Washington occupation.
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Clarence Hamilton
Arizona
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
Searches at airports trigger protests and fears
The piece notes passenger irritation at repeated searches in Washington and Birmingham, cites an FBI chase and a drone of security orders, and laments damages from a tire blowout in a Havana flight. It also previews a two-city invasion by the Moscow Circus and the Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe, with a hopeful jab at Kissinger.
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FBI
Havana
Moscow Circus
Shenyang Acrobatic
Manchuria
Quotations on Law Observance and Self Improvement
A collection of brief quotes on law, virtue, peace, and personal conduct. Notable voices include Calvin Coolidge John Lubbock Dorothy B Robbins Abraham Lincoln Norman Vincent Peale. Each line presents a varied viewpoint on ethics and character.
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists daily newspaper prices with 15c weekday and 25c Sunday single copies. Home delivery options include motor route and mail with annual rates and advance payment requirements.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Winning ticket mystery in monthly car drawing
A Middletown woman recalls matching the first drawn number but the winning slip vanished after the posting. Merchants' drawing required the holder to claim by 5 p.m. Friday the 10th, but no claimant appeared and the No. 2 winner received the car.
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Middletown
J.J
Colleges face pressure over government quotas and affirmative action
John Chamberlain argues private colleges fear loss of tax exemptions and federal funding if they do not adopt ethnic and gender balance plans. He cites Hillsdale and Rockford College as exempt, notes HEW pressure on Columbia and Princeton, and warns of broader legal and philosophical battles over quotas in higher education.
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America
Washington
John Howard
Rockford College
Illinois
George Roche
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Scottsdale
Ariz
Tech Aapica
American Association of Presidents of Independent Colleges and Universities
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Stanley Pottinger
Roche
Liberal College
Columbia University
William deBary
Elie Abel
Columbia
Princeton
HEW
Pennsylvania
State Commission On Human Rights
Chaucer
Nixon
Letters to the Editor on a Lady Mailman and movie morals
A reader laments the suspension of Trenton postal worker Marty Wombold known as Trenton's Lady Mailman. Another letter challenges censorship and questions a churchgoer’s employment in a gas station, defending personal choice and criticizing film content.
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Trenton
Middletown Journal
Marty Wombold
Marty
Armco General Office
Armce
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Israel
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Chicago
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Kissinger
Calvin Coolidge
John Lubbock
Dorothy B. Robbins
Abraham Lincoln
Norman Vincent Peale
the Journal
Journal
P.C
Franklin
Frederick Guenther
Sports
D.S.D
John Chamberlain
Columbia School of Journalism
Maryann Frisby
Martin Ave
Trenton, Ohio
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Buddy
Mullins
Janis Crouch
Wilbraham Road
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