Israeli bashers mirror earlier land myths and bias
The author argues against Palestinian and Arab critique of Israeli land policy, comparing it to past discrimination against Japanese Americans and alleging bias in UN and Western media. He cites land acquisition, Arab misrule, and the occupation narrative, asserting Israelis improved marginal land and faced double standards. He notes a canceled Arab minority study as likely deliberate.
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Jordan
Palestine
Israel
United Nations
Unesco
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Ohio GOP mulls broader appeal to rebuild after losses
Ohio Republican Chairman Kent McGough says the party may need more than a name change to recover from defeats last November. He cites Minnesota's name switch and urges expanding outreach to minorities and ethics groups while keeping Ford and Reagan as influential voices to unite a fragmented party.
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Carter and the economy amid inflation and growth concerns
A Brookings Conference panel urged the United States, West Germany, and Japan to stimulate their economies to spur global recovery. The piece discusses balancing inflation risk with idle capacity, possible tax cuts, housing spending, and investments in high unemployment areas as President Carter contemplates options.
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United States
Japan
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al Aliman
D-Ore
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Postal Service reports 15 million surplus none the less
The federal government boasts savings while eyebrows rise yet the Postal Service shows a 15 million surplus. Officials call the condition temporary and suggest delaying rate hikes. They urge analysis of the surplus cause to consider making it permanent. Romans 12 8 is quoted.
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U.S
Charlie and His Nickels at Salvation Army Jacket Promise
A young boy nicknamed Charlie reminds Mrs. Robert Baker, wife of a Salvation Army brigadier, that she promised him a jacket before cold weather. The exchange shows Charlies hopeful persistence and Mrs Bakers sympathetic response.
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Robert Baker
The
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Mrs. Baker
Public notices mix with editorial column in Middletown paper
The page blends subscription rates and reflections on civic finance. It discusses Lebanon mayoral executive sessions, nostalgic recalls, and a sweeping critique of municipal debt handling and a moratorium that violated the state constitution. The piece likens local actions to Watergate era politics and calls for lawful government behavior.
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Lebanon
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