Camp David Summit Shows Journalists Pessimism vs Politician Hope
The article contrasts press gloom with political realism during the Camp David talks. It notes Wall Street Journal and Washington Post reports of impasse and far apart positions, while Sen Javits and Sen Abourezk offered cautious optimism about eventual agreement.
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Local effort urged to fix schooling gaps not federal fix
The article rejects Senator George McGovern’s literacy commission idea as unlikely to solve problems. It argues 30 million Americans lack basic reading and math skills, and that improvement must come from local school boards and classroom action rather than distant Washington panels. It cites Psalm 57 7 in support of steadfast resolve.
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Emancipation Day Reflected by Middletown Ex-Slave
Middletown recalls emancipation through Robert Greene born 1842 in Kentucky. Greene tells of escape from slave life, service with the 100th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, capture and prison, and later life with his wife Aunt Emelia. He notes younger generations may forget the day’s meaning.
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Kerry Hawk and Davy Irish Rose a Slumber Party Dilemma
A writer recalls a chaotic night as a teen suggests a motel slumber party for girls with Christina and parents present. The family debates a name for two performers seeking a recording contract, weighing choices like The Kerry Hawk and Davy's Irish Rose while chasing publicity and a good image. The tale mixes family, culture, and comic misdirection as time runs out.
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Employers praised for hiring Miami University students
A letter to the editor commends about 40 area employers representing over 60 jobs for hiring Miami University students in summer, part time, and full time roles. Employers are thanked for flexible scheduling aiding students balancing work and academics, with gratitude from students, faculty, and staff.
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Honest strangers recover lost money and cards near church
To the Editor Chuck Veidt thanks Mr and Mrs Earl Francis for returning a bag found on 122 and West Alexandria Road. It contained money and credit cards worth about $40. Veidt says losing it could have meant a disaster as he was leaving for Florida next day.
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