Mont Pelerin Seminar Probes Road to Serfdom at Hillsdale
Hillsdale College hosted Mont Pelerin Society members from eight nations led by Friedrich Hayek’s ideas. Friedman warned the U S is 60 percent toward totalitarian government while others cited inflation, regulation, and political turmoil in Uruguay Argentina and Australia.
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Welfare reform targets strike benefits amid union opposition
Health and Welfare rules bar aid to families on welfare when the breadwinner is idle due to a strike unless unemployment benefits exist. Only New York and Rhode Island provide such benefits. Critics warn the policy could tilt bargaining in unions' favor and raise public costs, citing a 1970 UAW GM strike costing taxpayers about 30 million in welfare payments.
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Moon colony plan eyeing 100 billion price tag
NASA scientists propose a moon orbiting colony for up to 10 000 pioneers with stores schools and industries. The one mile diameter wheel station would cost about 100 billion but raises tax and congressional representation concerns amid Bicentennial history fever. Psalm 138 7 8 quote adds a reflective note.
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Mark My Words The first bus by Jim Fiebig
The writer reflects on time and memory sparked by a mother and child waiting for the first school bus. He imagines generations of parents guiding children to safety and recalls a cliff dwelling incident that echoes across centuries, prompting a meditation on TIME.
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Novel shocks readers with a seaborne immigrant armada
A French novelist Jean Raspail writes The Camp of the Saints about a future demographic catastrophe as a million people from India and Africa sail toward Europe. The critic argues the novel probes civilization and Western identity, not racial theory, and challenges liberal taboos on racism.
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Middletown Journal Publisher Rates and Contact
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery by carrier or motor route and by mail within the United States and abroad. Rates cover daily papers Sundays and calendars months with annual and period terms.
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