VW plant deal shows Pennsylvania’s rise as state capitalist model
PA wins a $70 million plus subsidy package to lure VW to New Stanton, with 5 000 direct jobs and 15 000 to 20 000 indirect jobs. The deal uses state financed incentives and German ownership, prompting debate over government backed corporate welfare and markets vs planning.
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New Stanton
Ohio
Alaska
Hawaii
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Industrial Development Authority
Grid fans face off with draft ruling impact on NFL
Sept 28 1976 column argues court ruling makes college draft illegal and could upend pro football. It warns of higher ticket prices and loss of competitive balance if a new system isn’t devised, noting players’ and owners’ stances. Also recalls 1776 New York defensive lines along 182nd Street.
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National Football League
NFL
New York
182Nd Street
Kings Bridge
Ft. Lee
Hudson
Soviet Foxbat incident details surface via Tass
Tass reports a Foxbat pilot made a panicked emergency landing at Hakodate after losing bearings and fuel. The pilot was reportedly incoherent, possibly drugged, and Japanese authorities took him to the United States. The piece blasts regime falsehoods and cites scripture.
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Tass
Hakodate
Carter Tax Reform Debate Splits Middle Class Voters
Memo outlines a heated tax reform clash driven by the median income concept. Dole accuses Carter of shifting burden to the wealthy, while Friedman argues upper brackets can’t fund a balanced budget. Carter backs away from higher taxes on middle earners as polls loom.
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Jimmy Carter
Sen
Robert Dole
Jimmy
Carter
Dole
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
England
Liberal Man as Cultural Fact in Commentary Debate
The piece argues Liberal Man persists as a cultural fact despite claims of its extinction. It cites Sobran and National Review to describe a liberal view of man as animalistic, seeking pleasure, and shaped by government and redistribution while resisting hard duty and virtue.
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Commentary Magazine
Joseph Sobran
Sobran
National Review
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscriptions Rates and Details
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription options. It details pricing for home delivery by carrier or motor route, weekly, monthly, and yearly mail rates, including international options and payment in advance.
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The
News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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