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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1971
Page
4
The fragmented clipping lists staff roles with R My as the byline, identifying Dave Regan as managing editor and Paul J Day as business manager. It provides no story context or event details beyond the personnel names and titles.
The piece mocks seasonal political talk and urges serious candidates to announce. It highlights Don Gingerich contemplating a run for office and praises real contenders like the Hamilton official who announced for county commission in 1972. The column pushes for tangible action over press releases.
A Transportation Department study finds major gaps in private pilot safety rules. It urges periodic proficiency tests and stricter certification of flying schools and instructors to curb accidents that killed 1,270 people last year. Psalm 107 35.
A collage of New York chatter notes seasonal sales holiday humor and public remarks. Mayor Lindsay blocks an American SST from NY airports while Gloria Swanson chats about organic food and a dinner miscue with Hawaiian honey. The piece playfully surveys local quirks and historical nods.
Paul Harvey notes burglar alarms tied to central stations face privacy challenges as Pacfic Telephone & Telegraph fights use of phone lines for security. He cites Sonitrol's audio alarms in 43 cities and recalls high profile crimes from Attica to Nice while predicting a tough era for criminals and a shift in policing.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists pricing for home delivery, motor route, and mail options. Rates include 15 cents per copy on weekdays, 20 cents for Sunday, 80 cents for seven days, and yearly mail subscriptions at $30 within the trading area and $38 outside the USA.
Arthur E. Summerfield Sr. and his son told the Senate Finance Committee that imported cars rose sharply, reaching 22 percent of U S sales by August. They warned that foreign competition and high foreign tariffs threaten jobs and factory output in the U S auto industry.
Witnesses note Germany imposes 13.2 percent tariff plus 11 percent VAT and a road tax that lifts a Chevrolet Impala from 3860 to 8164 dollars. Japan adds 10 percent tariff with a 15 to 40 percent commodity tax and 50 to 250 dollar road tax, pushing a Vega from 2200 to 4000 dollars. United Kingdom combines 14 percent tariff with 36.6 percent purchase tax, raising a 3860 dollar Impala to about 8000 dollars. France applies 13.2 percent tariff 33 percent VAT and 2 percent duty stamp. The Summersfields summarize the combined effect as West Germany exporting 674,945 cars to the United States and Japan exporting 381,338 cars.
AP staffers test intelligence questions while entertainment group The Happy Daze pulls an onstage prank. A clock alarm cuts mid medley as the bass player exits and vocalist Lou Spencer Izor continues singing. Answers note intensify dictatorship stone corpse.
ARCH N BOOTH executive vice president of the U S Chamber warns that organized attacks on business are intensifying and spreading from individuals to all sectors. He calls for fair hearing, constructive self examination by business, and mutual confidence between business and consumers to protect the private enterprise system and America's productive economy.
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