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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1976
Page
4
Political observers note rising signs of trouble for Carter as polls show losses in key states. Critics cite debate slurs and misstatements, including defense cuts and Chile claims, while Ford gains in the South and several states shift toward Ford.
National Newspaper Week prompts reflection on rights and responsibilities of press. While critics cite privacy invasions and secrecy, the press remains a core democratic institution upholding liberty and trust. The piece also quips on carbon black in candy and references biblical verse.
A satirical piece questions the 1960 like cycle of U S presidential campaigns as Carter Ford debates unfold. It mocks voter apathy and the choice between lesser evils amid a weary public.
The writer contrasts public figures with a witty take on Jerry Ford Jimmy Carter and historical presidents. He asks whether scrutiny erodes greatness and muses if leaders like Lincoln Washington or Jefferson would seem dull under today’s glare. He concludes by doubting the return of genuine greatness.
The piece portrays anti energy activism as modern Luddites opposing nuclear power. It cites NRC actions on Seabrook New Hampshire, notes political figures like Carter and Ford, and profiles Ralph Nader and Access to Energy. It highlights energy independence concerns and a skeptical stance toward conservation measures.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options. Rates include per copy 15 cents on weekdays and 25 cents Sundays, home delivery 72 cents weekdays plus 23 cents Sundays, motor route 132 cents daily and 24 cents Sunday, and mail 38 dollars yearly US, 46 outside USA. Founded in 1857.
Letters to the editor argue for Maple Park community center funding amid doubt over target area measures. Residents cite low incomes, housing pride, and a petition count of 1 009 as support for facilities and supervision for youth.
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