Bauman Victory Signals Conservative Rise in Maryland
In a special Maryland congressional race south of Baltimore, Robert Bauman a former Young Americans for Freedom leader and ACU founder defeated Democrat Frederick C. Markus. Bauman's win suggests steady support for conservative values and a potential Republican shift amid Watergate fallout.
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Maryland
Robert Bauman
Frederick C. Markus
U.S
William O. Mills
Bauman
Yesteryear
Agnew
All-Volunteer Army Under Scrutiny By Senate Voice
Senator John Stennis warns that the all-volunteer army risks manpower gaps and quality as recruiting lags persist in the Pacific and across the service, urging objective study of the zero-draft policy and its defense implications. He cites 89 percent, 84 percent, and 76 percent recruitment rates for six months. The piece calls for basing force decisions on capability and readiness, not optimism.
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John Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hawaii
Pacific
Sen. Stennis
Congress
Bulge
Nixon
Defense Department
Our need is more critical in Middletown area
Letters from readers complain about rising phone tolls and the impact on residents in Butler County. They describe reliance on pay phones and friends for calls, fear higher costs, and difficulty contacting schools, doctors, and services. A separate letter highlights housing hurdles after a motorcycle accident, noting delays from welfare and federal housing agencies for aid and rental options for a family with two children.
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Middletown
Butler County
West Virginia
Franklin
Butler County Welfare Department
Richardson says justice dept to end politics not working
Atty Gen Elliott Richardson vows to depoliticize the Justice Department but leaks from within and media embellishment of the Agnew case cast doubt on his credibility. He shifts personnel toward a liberal civil rights focus, widening the agency's politics away from Nixon’s 1972 mandate.
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Nixon
U.S
Brazil
Bauman
Maryland
Agnew
Washington
Elliot Richardson
Justice Department
Richardson
White House
Time
Newsweek
Washington Post
George Beall
New York Times
The
Beall
Baltimore
J. Stanley Pottinger
Mr. Quotas
HEW
Journal Subscription Rates Listing for Middletown Ohio Paper
The Journal, Middletown Ohio, details subscription pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route offers weekly, monthly, and yearly options with in advance payment terms and a monthly service charge for tube placement. Mail subscriptions priced per year with rates quoted for trading and non trading areas.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Isc
USA
Mindful Mail Delivers Grim Mystery From Indiana
A six page handwritten letter from a Indiana grandmother arrives amid fears of dangerous mail. The writer jokes about Midwest letters being fat and friendly while the narrator imagines possible threats. The piece blends humor with anxiety over postal perils and media sensationalism.
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Indiana
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James
Republic
Federal Housing Authority
Seem
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