Recurring proposals threaten access to higher education
The Committee for Economic Development backs Carnegie Commission plans for higher education financing, proposing doubled tuition over five years funded by those with greater means, and need-based federal grants and loans. Critics warn middle income families would bear the burden, urging re examination of federal loan guarantees and equitable access.
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Abandoning Barrier Beach Erosion Projects Sparks Wariness
A National Park Service plan to cease anti erosion work on barrier beaches prompts questions in Washington. The agency argues funds spent on futile fixes could stop and let nature shape the shoreline. Congress faces pressure to approve or reject ending sand movements amid ecological and policy concerns. The move signals a risky precedent for federal management of coastlines.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday prices for newsstand and home delivery. Motor route options include monthly service charges and installment plans. mail subscriptions are priced per year with advance payment required. The notice also notes geographic and international rates and states the paper was founded in 1857.
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Political reactions to Spiro Agnews fall while Johnson era note
The piece observes cautious, tribal responses from politicians after Spiro Agnew resigns, noting a mix of loyalty and self interest. It reflects on honesty expectations among leaders and hints at President Johnson’s era as context.
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Middletown dedicates steel stadium for high school football
George Crout reports on the Oct 6 1950 dedication at Barnitz Stadium in Middletown. Springfield High School opened the first game before crowds of 5 000 per stand with coach Glenn Ellison leading the team. Local officials and clubs filled the ceremony amid a history of Middletown football development from Lincoln Field to the new arena.
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Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS
Crossword clues and answers form a compact puzzle list with entries from labyrinth to male sheep across forty seven items. The grid prompts include references to common crossword topics and varied word lengths.
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Letter to the editor urges seat belt use and notes air bags
Charles H. Pulley argues against starter interlock belts in 1974 cars and supports mandatory safety belts. He cites Australia reducing deaths with belt use, estimates U S savings from fewer injuries, and links air bag costs to overall safety and insurance.
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U.S
Charles H. Pulley
American Safety Belt Council
New Rochelle
N.Y
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