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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1977

Page

4

Athens Newspaper and Local Display Policy Opinion

The Athens Messenger discusses efforts by local authorities and merchants to restrict access to adult magazines, urging voluntary storefront display controls rather than bans. It supports independent publishing rights but argues such material should be kept out of reach of children, praising Chief Jones for his stance.

Larry Flynt Flustler Jones Athens Eee Perneal Hustler Cincinnati Chief Jones

Coast Guard Seizes Soviet Fishing Vessels Off Boston Harbor

The Coast Guard acts to turn Boston harbor into a port for Soviet fishing fleet as U S enforcement of the 200 mile exclusive zone rises. Authorities say this is not a White House SALT response but a bid to enforce fishing limits and quotas. European Community and Japan also press for stricter limits amid Soviet overfishing.

Coast Guard Boston Harbor White House United States Soviet Union Japan Focus Japan Japan Trade Center the Trading Alliance East Germany Poland Sweden Spain Portugal Council of Ministers

Hayward Family Saga Reflected In Haywire Book

A criticaI look at Brooke Hayward's Haywire traces the Hayward Sullavan family dynamics. The piece notes Leland Hayward and Margret Sullavan's influence on Brooke and the lasting impact of parents on children. It questions guilt, memory, and the cycle of family history across generations.

Boston Roosevelts Bellamys Haywards Brook Hayward Leland Hayward Margaret Sullavan Proctor & Gamble Hayward Maureen Sullavan Brooke Hayward

Letters to the Editor and Easter Chicken jest

The Messenger prints a brief note from the Athens Swim Club praising the city recreation department for facility use and thanking volunteers for a first fund raising event. A fourth grade Wilkesville student questions Easter traditions and a mock authority explains a humorous Easter chicken to Easter bunny transfer of duties.

the Messenger Athens Swim Club City Recreation Department Wilkesville

Rogers criticizes senators elected on slogans

Rogers says many senators were elected on slogans and questions what they cost the public after taking office. He argues that politicians who have not handled real money fail to grasp actual value and confuse a billion with a million.

Congress

Instant Tenure Bill Reassembled In Ohio House Education Panel

The Ohio House Education Committee reassembled the Instant Tenure bill written in part by the Ohio Education Association. Opponents call it a lifetime guarantee. supporters cite regular evaluations and ongoing education requirements for teachers. The bill outlines probationary contracts, mandatory coursework, and a hearing process with a referee and possible court appeal.

House Education Committee Ohio Education Association OEA Stinziano

Republicans Seek Fat Chance Tax Cut

Washington column argues a permanent across the board tax cut would boost confidence and private investment, while Carter’s $50 rebate is seen as short lived. Kemp and Roth push for a long term plan, noting Kennedy era tax cuts spurred growth. Democrats fear revenue loss and political risk.

Washington Carter Jack Kemp New York House Bill Roth Delaware Senate Senate Finance Committee Jimmy Kemp Roth Gael Geeneebaigtans Kemp-Roth Kennedy Treasury Nate Carter

Dooley and Daley Echo in Chicago Election Blur

The piece reviews Barbara Schaaf's Mr Dooley's Chicago noting Michael Bilandic as likely winner of a dull Chicago election. It contrasts past vivid politics with modern bland campaigns and celebrates Dooley's satire and Chicago's political lore. It cites Mr Dooley and Daley linking history to current blandness.

Michael Bilandic Richard J. Daley Bilandic Chicago Mr. Dooley Barbara C. Schaaf Anchor Doubleday Martin J. Dooley Finley Peter Dunne Congress Ms. Schaaf Dooley Descri

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