Altar boy and hit man dominate vice presidential debate
In a sharp critique of the Mondale Dole clash, the author likens Mondale to a solemn, decent figure while portraying Dole as a right wing hit man. Dole’s defense attacks fail to land. Mondale survives and ultimately wins the perceived duel with steadiness, leaving readers with vivid character portraits.
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Tax burden shifts widen gap amid inflation and reform calls
A California Taxpayers Association report cites a 46 percent rise in taxes on high earners since 1953 while middle income families see a 92 percent increase. In 1975 the average family paid 23 percent of earnings, with wealthier groups at about 29 percent. Rising personal property and retail sales taxes widen the gap, fueling calls for tax and Social Security reform amid inflation pressures.
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California Taxpayers Association
Carter Ford skunk hour taints second debate
The piece voices disappointment in both campaigns noting Ford's East Europe gaffe and Carters counterattack overkill. It cites Strauss advising Carter to stay quiet and let the gaffe speak for itself while warning of Carter's escalating blunders and a call to rethink leadership.
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4-H Movement Shown At Middletown Exhibition
Middletown's 4-H exhibition at the Mall highlighted urban reach of the youth club with displays by area participants. The feature connected local history with nationwide 4-H roots, spotlighting A B Graham’s family and his farm education legacy.
4-H Founder A B Graham Remembered in Middletown Tale
The Journal recounts A B Graham birthplace in Champaign County and his role as 4-H founder. It notes his early teaching career, Ohio State education, and national impact spreading 4-H clubs from 1902 meeting to worldwide influence.
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Welcome sign prompts Middletown debate on entry appeal
Letter to the editor expresses praise for the $800 Welcome to Middletown sign on Rt. 122 while urging broader entrance coverage and better landscaping. It questions emblem display for service clubs and asks why a longtime committee has delayed improvements, urging more city pride for visiting travelers.
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