Offer N Y aid for New York finances not vindictive stance
The author urges federal relief for New York City's finances amid a long decline and tax base erosion, arguing metropolitan government or federal aid could avert a civil conflict over subsidies. The piece links New York's woes to broader urban fiscal crises and cites history, economics, and national compassion.
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Rockefeller Pushes Energy Independence Plan in Ford Admin
The vice president drives a $100 billion energy program aiming to make the U S more self sufficient by 1985 and markets it to President Ford while causing friction with Treasury Secretary Simon and economist Greenspan who have not publicly opposed the plan yet. The White House braces for internal dissent and debate on government role.
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Puff the Terrible Cat Spirited Neighbor Feud
A neighborhood pest, Puff the cat known as Ivan the Terrible, earns a spray request from a poodle owner. The narrator plans a yet postponed talk with Puff amid his three day trips, noting Puff’s mischief from porch to flower bed and barbecue to show antics.
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Journal Advertisement Rates and Publication Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including 15c weekday and 25c Sunday newsstand copies, various home delivery plans, motor route and mail rates with advance payment required, and notes a founding year of 1857.
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Teachers Guides To Television Promote Active Parental Viewing
A New York article argues TV hours are not winning parental battles as millions of children still watch after 9pm. Education advocates propose using TV to engage children with classics and values, via guides that link programs to literature and drama for age appropriate discussion.
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Young girl pursues writing yet prefers the prom
A parent recalls a daughter who joked about easy writing work and explored roles from professional donor to book reviewer. She narrated a mock review of Ellen Tibbits, describing ballet class mishaps and horseback riding while noting she now focuses on the prom rather than writing.
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Tricking and treating voters letter to editor
A reader condemns politicians for promising jobs and benefits in exchange for higher sales and gasoline taxes. The letter argues funds favor big companies, warn of burdens on workers and the poor, criticize education bureaucrats, and decry government spending as a handout culture.
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