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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
4
George F. Will critiques Patty Hearst and the SLA, arguing her rebellion was private therapy masking political action. He suggests the episode served as a major media event. Hearst’s future memoirs and public exposure would profit from the spectacle and publicity.
An editorial argues teachers strikes press for federal funding, advocating a goal of at least one third of public school costs from federal sources. It notes NEA plans to endorse a presidential candidate and boost campaign spending beyond 3 million, pressing Congress and Washington to finance schooling as local districts face wage demands and substitute-teacher shortages. The piece also cites historical quotes and a 1775 event related to piracy in North Atlantic ports.
New Hampshire voters favor Gerald Ford with 36 percent in a Pat Caddell poll while Ronald Reagan trails at 30 and 34 undecided, signaling a tough March for Ford as Reagan garners party backing and anti Watergate sentiment colors the race. The Democratic side shows Henry Jackson and Sargent Shriver leading a fractured field with 63 percent undecided, underscoring the need for unity.
The piece argues San Francisco is deteriorating after a police and firemen strike, citing rising crime, higher costs, and warnings from officials like Dianne Feinstein that the city may face a fiscal crossroads unless spending is curbed.
John Pinkerman notes San Francisco faces decline with high unionization and crime as city life deteriorates. He paints a bleak picture of downtown shopping, obscene shows, and a weak financial future, comparing to other urban declines.
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