Public Bargaining in Ohio Needs Strong Public Sector Rules
The piece argues that Ohio needs a distinct public sector collective bargaining framework, opposing private sector style union rights such as the strike. It cites SB 222 as an improvement but warns of excessive penalties and insufficient taxpayer representation, urging binding arbitration to protect public interests.
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Ohio
Harry M
Ohio Senate
State Employment Relations Board
SERB
Meshel
Columbus
Public Feels Coverage Encourages Terrorists
Gallup polls show the public divided on media emphasis of terrorism coverage. About 50 percent say coverage is necessary, 47 percent say it is overemphasized, and 64 percent believe detailed reporting may encourage similar acts. Attitudes vary by gender race and region.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Washington, D.C
Gallup
Will Rogers Comments on Taxes and Gasoline
Will Rogers criticizes tax on gasoline nationwide as ineffective and harmful. He argues such levies fail to deter travel or improve safety, saying even a dollar per gallon would not keep pedestrians safe without armor.
Too Much Media Coverage of Terrorism Opinion Split
In early civil rights days many Southerners blamed media coverage for inflaming tensions. A majority view in most groups says coverage incites acts, though non whites are divided. Even proposers of incitement feel coverage keeps people informed. National results and group breakdown follow.
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Bakker Ae Hmpedierne
Peron
Energy policy debate analyzes Carter approach and price controls
William J. Buckley critiques Carter energy policy, arguing against rationing and price controls. He discusses oil prices, OPEC, tariffs, and proposed taxes on oil from Saudi Arabia and Venezuela as a means to break the cartel while noting impact on consumers and the poor.
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Carter Energy
Jetsey Beboo
Wei Gay Wael Tee
OPEC
Taos
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Oil Stain Won't Wash in Clemson Tide
Washington dialogue unfolds on energy conservation with President Carter as a backdrop. The narrator argues for saving petroleum for future generations while Clemstone ridicules the idea, asserting each generation must fend for itself and scoffs at leaving oil for kids. The exchange exposes tension between short term use and long term resource care.
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Clemson
Washington
Carter
Clemstone
Texas
Oil and oilman's faith in the next generation
A dialogue reflects on energy, Alaska, and the moral fiber to drill for fuel. A father says his son should seek oil, coal, and self-reliance, while noting the President's stance may lack confidence in youths. The exchange hints at future energy scarcity and perseverance.
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Dad
Alaska
Clemstone
Carter Energy Ties Between O'Neill and Carter Grow
Washington reports a shifting dynamic as House Speaker Thomas O'Neill and President Carter navigate rare common ground on a national energy program. The unlikely pair, one a blunt operator and the other a quiet outsider, bridge cultural gaps to back a potential congressional alliance.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas P
Tip) O'Neill
Massachusetts
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
O'Neill
United States
Kennedy
Jfk
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Carter
House
Clinton, Mass
White House
James
O’neill
Kurfess pursues governor bid amid Rhodes uncertainty
Ohio House Minority Leader Charles F. Kurfess, a 20 year veteran, positions as an unannounced governor hopeful while Governor Rhodes faces term limit questions. May 3 GOP committee vote could shape the field with Huffman Brown Barnes and others seeking the post.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Kurfess
GOP
Republican Executive Committee
Kent B. McGough
Hamilton County
Earl Barnes
Miami County
Robert Huffman
Ronald Reagan
John W. Brown
Seth
Letter to the Editor on Public Interest Signed by Poet Hone
Readers are invited to submit brief letters on topics of general interest. Please sign with full name and number. letters may be condensed for space and readability by the Messenger editors.
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Hone
Messenger
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