Voters adopt me first mood shapes 1978 campaigns
Political observers see a shift toward self interest in polls with conservatives rising on pocketbook issues while liberal goals like national health insurance gain support. Analysts say candidates who address personal voter concerns survive primaries and may win in November. California figures illustrate the trend as incumbents court the me generation voters.
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American Enterprise Institute
Ben Wattenberg
Tomet Venplatten
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Better Driver Records Push To Tarnish Bad Drivers
Ken Nathanson leads a crusade for a national system to remove dangerous motorists from highways. After a California crash killed his 14 year old daughter, he formed Citizens for Better Driver Records to push for a National Driver Register with central computer links across states. Rep James Oberstar backs stronger NDR. highway safety officials support it and Nathanson urges quicker interstate sharing of driver records. Peace I leave with you John 14 27.
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California
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D-Minn
National Highway Safety Administration
FDR Holds Record About Those Vetoes
A brief on Presidential Vetoes from 1789 to 1976 notes FDR's record 635 vetoes and outlines notable moments. It contrasts Nixon and Ford with earlier presidents and cites overridings of Hayes and Johnson pocket vetoes, reflecting long-running Congress fights over policy.
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Jefferson
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Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R Ford
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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General Pulaski
War Department
American Legion
New York City
Congress
Andrew Johnson
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Back door bid for federal control of schools plan
A House debate centers on President Carter’s proposal to create a single massive Department of Education with a $14.4 billion budget and 15,000 employees. Critics warn it erodes local control, raises costs, and could politicize education while not ensuring better outcomes for Ohio students.
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Department of Education
Seeres
House Rules Committee
Ohio
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal operates as a daily publication by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio. It lists post office subscription options with per copy street price and home delivery rates, motor route charges, and mail subscriptions including in country and abroad options with payment in advance requirements.
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Grim forecast from British economist on U S dollar risk
British economist Arthur Shenfield warns the United States faces a grim outlook if it continues unchecked fiscal and monetary expansion. He argues inflation at 10 percent undermines dollar stability and that both Bank of Japan and Bundesbank hold dollars, risking a later collapse requiring sharp U S rate hikes.
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Great Britain
U.S
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Prof.field
International Institute For Economic Research
London
Milton Friedman
Stanford
Hoover Institution
U.K
Shenfield
Bank of Japan
Bundesbank
West Germany
Too Late for Kittens Letter to the Editor
A pet owner warns readers about Panleukopenia in cats after seven kittens, four died within days due to delayed vaccination. The writer urges early vaccination for all kittens and reminds readers to care for animals as children, advocating vaccination and responsible pet ownership.
The Nicest Person I Know Praises Mr Alder
A Middletown Freshman School student defends teacher Doug Alder in a letter, saying he is the nicest person they know and a favorite due to communication and understanding. The writer recalls playful classroom moments and credits his approach with fewer student failures.
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Middletown
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