Dave Regan Managing Editor and Business Manager
The note lists Dave Regan as Managing Editor and Paul J. Day as Business Manager, identifying two key editorial leadership roles.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
4
The note lists Dave Regan as Managing Editor and Paul J. Day as Business Manager, identifying two key editorial leadership roles.
William F. Halloran School No. 22 in Elizabeth was built 21 years ago and serves 400 to 500 students. The school faced severe noise from Interstate 78 nearby raising decibels from about 60 to 80, making hearing the teacher difficult unless voices were raised.
In a bid to trim flight crews, U S bases ban or limit fish and chips. Ground crew weight rules tighten. a 25 year old 5 ft 10 in airman must weigh 190 pounds max from prior 219. Critics warn nutrition may shift to other foods.
A humorous reflection on a boa constrictor named Bea Boa, kept by a girl and her family, who fears warmth and hiding spots in the house. The column explores fear in animals and humans, noting the boa’s size, harmlessness, and the danger of frightened reactions in people.
The Journal lists subscription plans from newsstand and home delivery to motor route and mail options. Rates cover daily, Sunday, and weekend delivery with varying per copy and yearly figures, plus service charges and advance payment terms. Founded in 1657.
Virginia independent Senator Harry Byrd exposes Fulbright as opportunistic over the Rhodesia chrome embargo. Byrd’s amendment defeats Fulbright’s pro White House stance, highlighting a clash over U N policy and U S defense funding. Byrd calls Fulbright's position inconsistent as the Arkansas senator shifts to challenge presidential power.
Jeffrey Hart contends that Northern Ireland is a sustained Irish situation rather than a solvable problem. He denies a religious or class basis, calling it a tribal conflict with no real solution and suggests any change will be endured rather than resolved.
A prisoner writes that the penal system has been his home for 16 years and mocks guards led by William T Conrad who demand a larger voice in prison operations. He condemns brutality and praises reform, calling prisons society’s sewer schools yet places hope in the “forgotten men.”
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