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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1970
Page
4
Senator Henry M Jackson proposes the National Land Use Policy to end chaotic zoning by requiring states to inventory land outside cities and develop state wide plans balancing ecology and development. Governors Conference endorsement signals potential Congressional action next session.
The administration insists the new Spain treaty carries no U S defense commitment, yet senators worry the text could be interpreted flexibly in crisis. At a Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Sen Claiborne Pell warned the pact allows broad interpretation by the dominant branch of government, prompting calls for clearer wording.
In Florida the upcoming primary centers on school integration and busing. Vying Republicans include Rep. William Cramer and judge Harrold Carswell, with ex-Gov. Farris Bryant leading Democrats. The race shapes Nixon’s Florida prospects and November chances amid party loyalty and runoff risks.
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription details and pricing. It notes prices per copy, weekly, and yearly rates, with separate rates for city suburban and trading areas, plus outside USA. Also states mailing classification and founding year 1857.
Senator Ervin argues the House proposal could derail laws protecting women in employment, health, privacy, education, and economic welfare. He calls for an amendment exempting women from military service and allowing laws designed to aid homemakers. The piece notes fears for alimony, custody, and privacy rights if broad equality is mandated.
Frank Mankiewicz and Tom Braden report that the Saigon government faces a collapsing economy with soaring prices and weak support. They argue the United States underestimates the crisis, cites devaluation debates and the Commodity Import Program as catalysts, and warn suppression of the news will not fix the underlying failures.
Sen. Edmund Muskie argues that environmental goals must balance with short term needs of low income New York City residents. He discusses the proposed Consolidated Edison plant in Astoria, costs of pollution control, and the need for imaginative policy and strong leadership to allocate limited resources.
The speaker attacks the Nixon administration for failing to commit funds and talent to solve sewage, power planning, metropolitan transport, and other environmental issues. They argue leadership is weakened by factional politics and an overemphasis on nuclear weapons, not fully addressing SST and domestic needs.
A reader urges Middletown theater managers to show higher quality films for young couples. They criticize two local cinemas for a month lacking decent offerings and feel embarrassed or judged when attending.
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