Liddy and Watergate in the shadow of due process
The author parallels the Liddy case with a World War II court martial for Navy rivals, argues Judge Sirica used extreme tactics, and condemns lengthy punishments as a violation of due process. He notes Liddys 21 year sentence plus 18 months for not cooperating and calls for commutation.
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Guam
Agana Bay
George Higgins
G. Gordon Liddy
McCord
Mitchell
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Liddy
Sirica
Sion
Chorus of
Canaries
B&e
Higgins
Ford
Nuclear power under fire as states weigh safety standards
The Nov 19 1976 column notes voters in six states weighing measures to curb nuclear development or require funding for safety plans amid public concern over energy needs. It cites gridlock on welfare reform cases like the Schnebelts in Flint and reports broad support for nuclear issues, with suggestive quotes on policy and energy.
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Flint
Mich
Dale
Louise Schnebelt
Schnebelt
Schnebelts
Atomic Industrial Forum
U.S
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Arizona
Montana
California
Now or Never I Joined The Police Department
A speaker recalls a child’s dream to be a cop and, realizing time is running out, applies to the police department. He reflects on aging from 34 to 36 and resolves to try for a new path despite the odds. He hopes to tell his inner child he at least tried when old.
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Police Department
Carter Promises Civil Rights Focus In Carter Era
The piece notes President Carter will push for civil rights, emphasizing opportunities for Black Americans. It highlights expectations that his administration will pursue inclusive hiring and policy changes affecting African American communities.
Carter's Rise and Black Representation in the Carter Era
The piece argues Carter will elevate blacks within government as a historic shift. It cites gains in employment education and income, notes the growth from 100 to about 4000 black officials since 1960, and predicts more visible appointments while warning against tokenism and highlighting serious, prosaic leaders in key posts.
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Carter
Harvard
Martin Kilson
Leonard Bernstein
Madison Square Garden
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options. It details home delivery by carrier and motor route with weekly and monthly rates, and mail pricing for U.S. and international addresses.
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The
News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Transkei independence sparks debate on democracy and hypocrisy
The article argues Transkei, the Xhosa heartland granted independence by South Africa, is alive and well with mixed social policy and growing industry. It notes integration in pools and cinemas, black civil servants, and economic ties, while critics claim independence is a South African ploy and U.N. view remains wary.
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Republic of
Transkei
South Africa
Angola
Africa
Kaiser Matanzima
Union of South Africa
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