Lewis smears Milton Friedman over Chile policy claims
A letter critiques Anthony Lewis of the Times for misrepresenting Friedman's Chicago School views and Chilean economic policy. It argues Friedman favored gradual inflation control, not draconian repression, and condemns Lewis for factual errors and inflammatory rhetoric.
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Anthony Lewis
N.Y. Times
Milton Friedman
Lewis
Chile
Friedman
Chicago
Santiago
Junta
Ways and Means backs tax hike by ending gasoline tax deduction
The committee proposed abolishing the deduction for state gasoline taxes, arguing higher fuel costs would curb driving and support energy conservation. It links fuel price with energy policy amid Ford’s push on oil prices.
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Ways and Means
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Ways and Means Committee
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Devilish device prompts two way telemarketing loop
A report warns of a new telephone solicitation device that plays a pitch and records the listener’s spoken reply. The system could be paired with a counter device that automatically emits a prerecorded No thanks when the pitch ends, allowing calls to continue unseen. The note ends with a biblical quote.
Letter to Editor on meditation and belief diversity
Judi Margerum argues against Gerald Howard's stance on judgment and conventional worship. She says meditation and personal intuition are valid, cites dreams as biblical, and stresses belief in one God across all people.
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Gerald Howard
Grandpa
Elk Creek Road
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal publishes daily editions from Middletown Ohio with home delivery and mail options. Rates include 72c for most weekdays, 23c Sunday, and motor route or mail plans ranging from 4.20 for four weeks to 38 annually, with advance payment required.
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Energy independence debate risks the fast breeder reactor
The piece argues the central question is not who controls nuclear fuel but whether fast breeder reactors are safe or necessary. It warns about dire consequences from accidents, compares fusion and solar alternatives, and cites Sen. Pastore on insurance costs as hundreds of millions.
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Washington
Congress
Ford Administration
United States
John Pastore
D-R.i
Pastore
Goodby
U.N
Abraham
The
Peace in the Middle East and Barnett’s seven-track plan
John Chamberlain critiques U.N. labeling of Zionism as racist and weighs Kissinger's peace approach. He endorses Frank Barnett's seven-track proposal, proposing a Palestinian state with Israel aided by advanced weapons, a multinational peace force, desalination projects, a multifaith trust for Jerusalem, and a regional Benelux-like arrangement by the 1980s. He urges comprehensive talks among Israelis, Palestinians, Jordan, Lebanon, and other regional players.
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Middle East
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Golan Heights
Israel
Abraham
Barnett
National Strategy Information Center
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Palestine
Yasir Arafat
Mediterranean
Eisenhower
Jerusalem
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Egypt
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Syria
Lebano
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