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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1977
Page
4
A polemic argues that while college students talk of protecting the environment for future generations, widespread loan defaults show a disconnect. It questions who bears debt costs as taxpayers, parents, and future generations pay, challenging the premise that liberal environmental campaigns align with real economic accountability.
Rep. Charles J. Carney proposes a bill to require time and place on postmarks, a move the Postal Service opposes arguing AM PM suffice. The piece criticizes precise times as adding complexity and suggests printing the mailing week or month as a useful benchmark instead.
A discussion argues upholding equal moral culpability for white-collar crimes. It notes past leniency from judges and a trend toward tougher sentencing, asserting deception and breach of trust can be as severe as violent crimes, urging justice aligned with moral accountability.
An old man with a stylish straw hat spends days on a park bench by a bus stop, claiming he’s seen every sight here and never left due to having no place to go. He values silent friendships formed through window glances and believes others will miss him when he’s gone.
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. It covers home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday prices, and mail options with annual and four week period payments.
The piece critiques President Carter's ethics push and promises of openness, highlighting Bert Lance stock dealings and pledge to apply a universal human rights standard. It argues practical politics and double standards undermine Carter's aims, risking public cynicism and political fallout.
Gus the newsboy defies a runaway mare saving a boss's daughter and loses his earnings. He’s hired after a staged loyalty test and becomes secretary amid a critique of affirmative action. The story ends with Gus drinking and planning advancement amid workplace tension.
A reader condemns city officials for using a portable sign to support downtown redevelopment while arguing laws must be obeyed. The letter questions parking enforcement, truck drivers’ rights, and calls for truck-specific parking facilities to prevent theft and maintain deliveries.
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