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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1977
Page
4
The National Women's Conference in Houston reflects postwar gender roles and the push for Equal Rights. Attendees discuss ERA, lesR discrimination, and the era’s political climate as Margaret Mead headlines the call to curb arms, with a vision of future NWC gatherings.
Frank R. Myers serves as editor and vice president while Jim Mills handles managing editor duties at the newspaper. Both hold senior roles guiding editorial direction and newsroom operations.
Former Treasury Secretary William E. Simon argues excessive regulations burden business and raise costs for consumers. He cites 60 000 new federal rules last year and double taxation on profits harming middle income savers and job creation. Dow Chemical setbacks illustrate regulatory drag on private enterprise and worker livelihoods.
The Iowa Episcopalians at their 125th convention debated a gender neutral term for priests. Rev. William Jacobs urged delegates to craft a title applicable to both male and female clergy before the next gathering.
The letter questions Episcopal tolerance of women priests, noting Jesus' all male apostles. It argues doctrine should preclude female clergy and mocks adaptation for the women's rights movement of the 1970s.
The piece argues that Baader Meinhof, Japanese Red Army, and IRA Provos are not driven by political aims but by hate and self-destruction. It critiques martyrdom myths, notes leaders like Steve Biko, Allende, and Orwell on martyrdom, and questions national identity and civic virtue amid modernization and anti Americanism.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route as 90c weekdays, 25c Sundays, with weekly and monthly options. Mail subscriptions run 36 dollars per year in the U.S. and 46 dollars outside. Founded in 1857.
A Middletown reader warns others about a travel scam offering a night vacation for 15.95. The victim reports receiving the wrong package, delays, refunds denied, and a California fraud case with a $500000 bail and arrest warrant.
Middletown residents join the Eyes for Needy program to collect used eyeglasses. The effort, run by the Middletown Lions Club, has gathered over 1,000 pairs in recent years. Glasses can be dropped at 1520 14th Ave or given to Lions members, including past president Douglas R. Kanis.
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