Rumors and Regulation Strain American Business and Dow Debacle
The piece argues rumors hurt business as Dow Chemical and a major coffee decaffeinating agent face market scares over carcinogenic risk. It critiques environmentalists and calls for a balance between emission standards and economic health, highlighting Leonard Woodcock’s plea for a regulatory pause to avert deeper recession and job losses.
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Dow
Maine
Nebraska
Woodcock
Congress
Ford and the Big Government Dilemma in 1976 Debates
A discussion on reducing federal bureaucracy traces its roots to the Declaration of Independence and the New Deal. It notes President Ford’s pledge to cut government and a 52 thousand decrease in federal workers, while warning that overregulation harms private investment and growth. The piece cites Romans 16:13 and urges a citizen focus on real economic relief.
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George III
Ford
Social Security Critique From John Pinkerman
John Pinkerman argues against critics who deem Social Security a handout and warns about neglecting elder recipients. He asserts funds exist and urges constructive solutions, describing impoverished seniors and noting their reliance on monthly checks and community efforts.
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Congress
Bake sale crisis sparks county licensing debate
Bucks County officials halted enforcement of a rule requiring licensed kitchens for baked goods amid a Bicentennial food drive. Health officials argued for broad enforcement while commissioners and locals urged common sense and decency to avoid shutting down bake sales. Also notes Elmo Lingrel’s 84th birthday and Franklin School board ethics issue involving Charles Maloney abstaining on a funds vote.
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Doylestown
Bucks County
Department of Health
Denver
Joseph Catania
Baseball League
PTA
CYO
Franklin
Charles Maloney
Franklin National Bank
Maloney
D.D
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Details cover home delivery by carrier or motor route, Sunday rates, calendar month and four week periods, and mail subscriptions with yearly and international pricing.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Father’s Week leaves Braden family to face bills and farewells
A columnist describes Father’s Week as the time when the Braden family departs for college and jobs leaving notes about overdue bills car insurance and travel costs. He muses on the emotional tension of sending daughters back to school and facing unspoken household gaps while planning to honor himself after they leave.
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Washington
Student Loan Bureau
New England College
Latin America
France
Art
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Leonard Woodcock
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Neb
John Pinkerman
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Copley News Service
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Health Department
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