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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2016
Page
4
The Athens Messenger provides route and contact details including Route 33 North and Johnson Road, Athens Ohio, 45701. Phone is 740 592 6612 and email for letters to the editor is info athensmessenger com. The Weiss is listed as production manager with an email wess athensmessenger com.
The piece critiques former Massey Energy chief Don Blankenship after a $250,000 fine and maximum allowed prison time for the West Virginia Big Branch disaster that killed 29 workers in 2010. It argues punishment is insufficient and calls on Congress to hold executives accountable for safety failures and negligence.
The piece reviews the 1994 crime bill signed by Bill Clinton, noting its expansive scope and $33 billion price, including death-penalty provisions, three strikes, and funding for prisons and police. It discusses political repercussions for Hillary Clinton and critiques the bill's effectiveness, suggesting fear and politics shaped support and questioning long term impacts on crime and incarceration.
Stephen Kinzer argues Bernie Sanders breaks from the Cold War consensus on foreign intervention by warning of consequences. He traces anti imperialist threads from 1898 to modern debates, noting past coups and interventions and contrasting with Clinton and Trump, while cautioning voters favor bold action over reflection.
Tiffany Wang, a Denton Texas high school senior, writes about her own college admission journey from early action deferral to multiple Ivy League acceptances. She urges rejected applicants to value perseverance and growth, noting that luck and timing influence outcomes and that future opportunities may surpass initial hopes.
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