Tide Could Be Turning From Socialism in Hong Kong
The Mont Pelerin Society led by Nobel laureates Frederick Hayek and Milton Friedman discussed global reports on free economic principles. Delegates debated whether socialist policies are fading and market liberal reforms gaining traction in multiple nations.
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Raymond Barre
France
M. Lepage
Pardon discussed as Hearst case shifts in political tide
The Harris pleas end doubt about Patricia Hearst role in her 1970s kidnap. The couple claim full responsibility for their actions, while Hearst serves 15 months of a seven year bank robbery sentence and awaits parole in ten months. Supporters push for a presidential pardon amid broader debates on justice and class.
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California
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Letter to the Editor Still waiting nine years later
A reader recalls a 1969 air crash near Indianapolis that killed Ralph Bays and Richard Boxwell and notes the ongoing push for radio position reporting for small planes. The writer laments delays in safety reforms despite FAA studies and recalls prior near misses and a major hearing underway in Washington.
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Richard “Chick” Boxwell
Indianapolis
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Dayton
Ohio
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Washington, D.C
Pop Mohler shaped Middletown cinema history in early theaters
George C. Mohler known as Pop Mohler, Middletown's pioneer theater owner, died September 28, 1930. He built Middletown's first regular movie house and ran multiple venues including the Broadway, Dreamland, Gem, Bijou, and Rex, promoting films with street posters and cut rate pricing. His era saw consolidation by Gust Chifos and partners forming a unified theater group as others like Joe Lorenzo and William Gordon operated casinos.
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Garfield
York Streets
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Airdome
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Theodore
George Turlakis
Peter Chakeres
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Announced
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription options with prices for weekday and Sunday editions. Home delivery by carrier or motor route offers weekly and monthly plans, including four week periods and annual mail rates. Founded in 1857.
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USA
Old man ponders rock stardom amid wild dreams of Malibu
In a quirky monologue a narrator considers becoming a rock star, jokes about money and fame, imagines managing a future young talent, and riffs on rock culture, while contrasting aging with the glamour of studios and towers of wealth in Hollywood.
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