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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1978
Page
4
A political column warns of three looming gaps in defense energy and economy that could leave the United States vulnerable by the 1980s. It cites SALT II credibility concerns, energy supply risks, and stalled capital formation, urging tax cuts and budget discipline to restore resilience and growth.
FE wood Richardson appoints Jim Mills as business manager while Richardson serves as managing editor in a leadership shift at the newspaper. Mills will oversee advertising, circulation, and operations as the paper maintains its editorial mission. Local staff note the change highlights stability and ongoing community coverage.
The White House weighs labeling the SALT I agreement an executive pact to bypass a two thirds Senate vote, risking a constitutional clash. Senators Byrd Cranston condemn the move as an end run, urging full advice and consent. critics warn an executive agreement would imperil U S security and undermine constitutional bounds.
A visitor to Rankville Indiana recalls recognizing signs of a heart attack while near his children. He insisted on being driven to Middletown Hospital, praising the emergency room staff for prompt care and preventive procedures during his visit.
Judy Heffner urges hospital staff to learn from experience and thanks care nurses for preventing a fatal attack. She notes unsafe sidewalks near Mayfield School on a rainy Wednesday, with flooded streets, cracked sidewalks, and damaged curbs, asking why taxes don’t fix them before someone is hurt.
John Roche surveys postwar higher education growth from 1.3 million to 11 million, noting a seller’s market for professors and rising tensions. He compares student protests to global university upheavals, cites Kent State and Paris 1968, then discusses Everett Ladd Jr.’s Public Opinion analysis of an emerging upper middle class intelligentsia versus a newly middle-class proletariat and their stance on lifestyle and debt.
A cross section of federal personnel files shows how supervisors shield underperformers by transfers and extended training. Cases include a worker suing for bias, a “turkey farm” setup, and appeals hurdles that stall dismissals. Strong entities include President Carter, Rep Burton French, and the Federal Employee Appeals Authority.
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