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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1977
Page
4
The report shows unemployment among black teenagers at 40 percent, the highest since World War II. The piece argues free markets fail without public programs like CETA and urges coordinated action by federal, state, and local governments, plus business, labor, and individuals, to provide opportunities and reduce social harm.
Editorial argues federal limits on irrigation acreage and residency threaten Imperial Valley family farms and local productivity. It notes prior promises from the Bureau of Reclamation and court rulings enforcing 160 acre caps, urging policy change to preserve farming viability and consumer interests.
The 1880s Panama Fever public crisis echoes in Washington as Carter faces Senate votes on canal treaties. Critics fear a long fight, while supporters push long-term national interest. The piece warns against rushing approval and urges avoiding renewed Panama Fever.
A reader questions Cincinnati Gas & Electric spending 324000 on advertising in 1976 and 173000 in political contributions. They argue cheaper rates are possible and accuse CG&E of using customer money for propaganda and lobbying.
A CGE spokesman says the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. has not advertised to promote energy use for years. In 1976 most ad spending funded legal notices and customer conservation guidance. The rebate claim is unlikely, as funds come from profits, not ratepayers, and voting against the ballot issues was framed as beneficial to customers.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists home delivery and motor route rates. Per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, weekly and monthly options, and annual mail rates for U.S. and non U.S. addresses are given with payment in advance required.
John Chamberlain argues the Panama Canal Treaty shifts neutral rights and may force the United States to defend the waterway from afar. He cites Panamanian negotiator Escobar Bethancourt and warns of potential Soviet expansion, sabotage, and shifts in regional power by 2000.
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