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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
4
Audrey Gellis argues that obscenity decisions based on community standards empower local authorities to censor readership while acknowledging porn’s impact. She critiques storefront porn exposure, calls for parental guidance, and urges balanced use of First Amendment rights by community leaders to protect public safety without overreach.
Cap the Knife nickname follows Weinberger hard line on budgets. He cuts a squash court and sauna from a new HEW office plan and announces a 77 percent cut in publicity staff, saving 20 million annually. He argues many PR roles are self-serving puffery and stresses government must inform the public while avoiding sales rhetoric.
A columnist compares ordinary mortgage chatter to President Nixon's disclosures, alleging false statements about Key Biscayne and San Clemente houses. It questions personal funds, tax implications, and motives, arguing the public deserves clear facts from the President.
The Middletown Journal lists delivery options for mail and motor routes, with rates for daily, Sunday, and weekly plans. It details costs per copy and monthly service charges, plus annual mail subscriptions and international pricing.
A mother pleads in a letter to the editor after her 20 month old daughter Jessica Leah Lamb died amid allegations of abuse. The writer, Margie Lamb, describes grief, faith crisis, and being held on murder charges as authorities investigate the Aug 2 death.
A reader thanks Rodney Trent for MIAC softball coverage and congratulates Crystal Tissue for winning the MIAC league title and boasting a history of Class A and B championships. The writer stresses deserving praise for the team’s achievements and asks for wider recognition.
A country resident asks editors to urge hunters to pause during school bus times to protect children and animals. The writer notes gunfire nearby while delivering a plea for safety at property lines and no trespassing boundaries.
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