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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1977
Page
4
The Journal argues terminated Armco jobs in Middletown reflect national issues but not a local catastrophe. It praises the area's modern plant and Project 600 while urging realistic policy to protect the industrial base and discourages doom-laden forecasts.
Opinion column argues white collar criminals should face jail time. Citing realty firm presidents and Maryland governor cases, the piece contrasts leniency for white collar crime with harsher treatment for armed offenses and endorses jailing offenders regardless of status. It notes prison conditions and cites a police chief's view on law equality.
A columnist lampoons 1970s public nudity and poll results as San Diego nudists face beach restrictions. He recalls Florida gay voter tensions and mockingly recalls a Michigan fishing episode while dwelling on swimsuit debates and municipal beach policy.
The writer argues private skinny dipping is harmless while public nudity among strangers shifts the morality. Motivation defines acceptability, contrasting solitary wilderness swims with beach nudity and the exposure of others, invoking Freud and public norms.
A column argues the United States must support Israel against Soviet backed efforts to force concessions to the PLO. It recalls Vietnam policy to warn against pressuring Israel and urges rejecting calls at the United Nations and from Hanoi aligned groups. It frames the Carter Brezhnev deal and 242 policy as harming US credibility.
Hillsdale College in Hillsdale Michigan resists HEW pressure over affirmative action and Title nine arguing the private school receives no direct federal support. President George Roche III says tuition decisions are internal and objected to forced hiring standards while facing a separate Rehabilitation Act provision for handicapped access.
The piece explores Hillsdale College founder Roche raising funds to resist HEW oversight and argues about whether private schools with indirect aid fall under federal dependent status. It discusses the Tuition Tax Credit Act proposed by Packwood and Moynihan, potential tax benefits for tuition, and the need to limit what counts as a recipient institution.
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