Energy Park concept aims to ease U S energy crisis in Pa
Pennsylvania advances the energy park idea clustering coal and nuclear plants in designated sites to speed construction and reduce licensing delays. Utilities plan up to ten potential park regions with ecological and economic benefits, while Governor's Energy Council seeks public input amid a national energy crunch and distrust of federal policy.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Electric
Metropolitan Edison
Reading
Pennsylvania Electric
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Allentown
Governor's Energy Council
Ung
Harrisburg
Lhie Naderites
U.S
Washington
PLO extortion threat tied to Sinai monitor plan
The PLO warns that U S civilian monitors in Sinai would be treated as enemy targets, a move critics say could widen a Middle East conflict. Congress must approve about 200 technicians as part of the interim Israel Egypt pact, while refugees’ plight and pursuit of peace remain central. A 1775 Massachusetts merchants claim New England manufacturing expands amid push to escape British control.
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The
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sinai
Congress
U.S
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Soviet Union
PLO
New Massachusetts Merchants Association
New England
Congress restores Veterans Day to November 11
A President Ford signing reestablishes Armistice Day as Veterans Day on November 11, aligning federal observance with prewar practice. After 1968 three day weekends prompted a shift to late October, 27 states moved to revert to November 11 citing patriotism and history. The note ends with a Bible verse reference.
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Ers
Ford
Congress
News opinions blur fame and truth in modern media
In a critique of celebrity culture, the piece laments that fame now arises from stunts and quotes rather than talent or wealth. It cites Bill Walton and Squeaky Fromme to illustrate how news attention misplaces priorities, urging focus on real criminals and substantive issues.
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Jim Fiebig
Patty Hearst
Bill Walton
Cary Gland
Fromme
Ford
Walton
Associated Press
Charles Manson
The Journal Pricing and Publication Details
The Journal, published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio, lists subscription rates for weekdays and Sunday editions, including home delivery by carrier or motor route, calendar month and four week periods, and mail options within and outside the U.S. Also notes subscription payable in advance and the 1857 founding year.
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The
News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Axe
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
U.S
Demolition of the Warren Report by John Roche
John Roche argues the Warren Commission's findings on President Kennedy's death were produced sloppily and with limited access to key evidence. He recounts his sharp critiques, notes the Commission's staff strength but lack of police expertise, and concludes the conspiracy theories in the era distracted from real inquiry.
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Warren Commission
Commission
John Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Los Angeles
Harry Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Oswald
Jack Ruby
MacBird
Johnson
LBJ
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Dallas
Germany
Kennedy
FBI
Ramsey Clark
Jacqueline Kennedy
Theodore Roosevelt
President McKinley
Policeman Honored and Civic Duty Urged in Readers’ Letters
Readers praise Police Chief James Howerton's retirement, noting his strong convictions and relief funding for officers. They emphasize police bravery, public respect, and better pay. The second letter urges civic participation, criticizing violence and urging voting to influence leadership.
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James Howerton
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