Tuna fleet faces government limits and offshore seizures
U.S. tuna seiners push to transfer ownership to foreign flags amid clashes with federal rules on quotas and bycatch. Critics say U.S. measures favor other nations while tracking and enforcement remain inconsistent with international actions and pending 200 mile jurisdiction debates.
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Tax limitation idea gains national momentum science
Lewis Uhler former Reagan aide drums up a national tax cap alliance linking to the 1976 presidential bid. He cites a widening grassroots push across states and a belief that tax limits empower independent voters and curb deficit spending.
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Forgiving Japan and Duke Wayne at a Los Angeles reception
In a personal reflection Jim Fiebig recalls his shift from using the term Nip to forgiving Japan after reading that Emperor Hirohito and John Wayne met and shook hands in Los Angeles. The piece contrasts wartime heroics with a peace moment between two iconic figures.
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Public workers and the right to strike debated nationwide
The piece argues public employees should not strike and reviews recent San Francisco police and fire strikes, noting high salaries, union power, and municipal pay disputes. It cites Berkeley and New York examples, critiques welfare and city spending, and warns that unresolved union leverage will force decisive action soon.
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Moynihan Faces Echeverria on Energy and the New International Order
United Nations scene in New York features Moynihan defending American interests against Echeverria's call for a high price, energy reform, and a World Food Bank. The Mexican president urges energy pricing linked to inflation, while Moynihan warns against economic war on the West and stresses Western capital for an energy revolution.
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Middletown Journal publication and subscription rates
The Middletown Journal provides daily news from S Broad and First Ave in Middletown Ohio. It lists subscription options including home delivery by carrier or motor route and mail with annual or four weekly periods. Rates vary by day and destination with terms payable in advance.
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Letters to the Editor: Rainy Mall fines prompt reform ideas
A Middletown reader recalls receiving a parking meter ticket in heavy rain at the Middletown Mall on October 8 1975 after spending $54 in stores and $1 in taxes. He calls for more meter maids and higher fines to fund a new department store with meters on every block.
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