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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues two thirds of the Senate serves lobby influence over President Carter's energy plan, noting projected $10 billion annual consumer costs by 1985 and a $150 yearly burden per family under gas deregulation, with modest projected gas supply increase of five percent.
The article critiques price control advocacy for natural gas arguing against manipulating prices through regulation. It notes past contracts at 50 cents per cubic foot versus current concerns at 1.75 dollars, and frames Senate lobbying and deregulation as ongoing political theater while urging government action to prevent monopoly-driven price manipulation.
The Journal identifies A. Siebenthaler as president and Elwood Richardson as business manager in a formal roster listing. It notes their titles and roles within the publication.
Frank R. Myers editor sets the Monday issue with Jim Mills as managing editor. The page notes the editor and staff roles for the publication dated October 3, 1977.
Lake Park Iowa residents read of the United Nations 32nd General Assembly session in New York City. The piece notes US support since founding in San Francisco 1945 and calls for a realistic yet hopeful path to a stable just international order amid many new members and changing global power dynamics.
A narrator recalls Jackie Onassis settling with her late husband's daughter over Ari's will, receiving $20 million while expressing personal unease with money. The piece blends pop culture with candid memories of small winnings and life lessons tied to the number eighty.
Governors push for a federally guaranteed energy bank to aid coal and new tech, but critics call it a boondoggle. They cite Shell Cognac offshore project in the Gulf as proof private enterprise can invest at scale without taxpayer risk.
The Carter White House hills with unease as critics press charges of favorable loans by Atlanta banks and corporate perks. Analysts warn that Watergate echoes linger while policy fights heat up over energy proposals and funding for new technologies.
The piece criticizes Carter era policies noting opposition to tax reform and welfare expansion. It argues the Panama Canal Treaty lacks Senate support and cites Sen. Byrd blocking floor action. Treatment of Bakke case and Carter’s welfare stance are framed as political missteps.
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