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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1973
Page
4
A critic notes a trend of detached thrill seekers who delight in imagined revolutions and apocalyptic events. They savor the spectacle of violence from a safe distance, equating modern anxieties with historical fascinations, while avoiding real political or ethical engagement.
The Middletown Journal offers daily weekday copies at 15 cents and Sunday at 25 cents. Home delivery options include motor route at 3.47 yearly installments or 3.20 in four-week periods, with a 15 cent monthly service charge. Mail subscriptions are 30 dollars per year in and outside the trading area, 38 dollars outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
The piece reviews renewed calls in Congress for direct presidential election led by Sen. Birch Bayh. It notes the bill removes a runoff option and proposes a joint House Senate session to pick a winner if the 40 percent threshold is not reached, while doubting its chance for passage and ratification amid political realities.
A reader accuses Edgewood Franklin officials of bias after Dick Miltenberger refCaptain and his son Scott Miltenberger coaches Franklin. Dan Baker also worked the game amid near end controversy, Edgewood led 20-6 but Franklin tied and won with 44 seconds left.
Gary D. Enz and Ruth Ray argue for keeping horoscopes as readers’ entertainment while critiquing political fundraising and campaign tactics. The letter-writer notes religious clashes and urges press freedom, amid a note about a printer shortage ending the horoscope feature.
Letter writers are urged to observe a recommended limit of 200 250 words due to a newsprint shortage. Longer letters will be subject to severe editing or rejection. Each letter must be signed with the writer s name and address and names will be published.
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