Athens Press History Publisher List
Local obituary-like note lists Frederick W. Bush publisher 1896 to 1929 Gordon K Bush 1929 to 1965 and G Kenner Bush as publisher. The entry appears beside an address at Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio with Athens stressenger est. 1825 and contact number 1614 592 6612.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Carter Home Folks Wonder If He's Changed
Plains Georgia residents recall Jimmy Carter as a boy and now see a changed man as president. They note gray hair, less time for friends, a serious demeanor, and security demands that block casual visits. Locals recall hugs in front of the town pharmacy and wonder how the presidency alters his personal connections.
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Richard E. Meyer
Associated Press
Plains, Ga
Jimmy Carter
Rachel Clark
Lillian Rachel Clark
Jimmy
Secret Service
the Plains Pharmacy
Ida English
Frank Williams
Plains
Williams
Tom Peterson
Carter
Production Improvement Effort Cited By Analyst
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes a large air freight firm faced lagging morale affecting service, sales and profits. A positive reinforcement program was started to audit employee performance and encourage productive behavior through praise.
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John Cunniff
New York
Productivity studies show gains from worker recognition programs
A Work in America Institute compilation of 103 case studies highlights gains from simple training and recognition programs. Bankers Trust typists saw production rise over 90 percent in sections after job enrichment, with a $300,000 yearly saving from fewer checkers.
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Work In America Institute
United States
Bankers Trust Co
Gillette
Polaroid
Raymond Katzell
Penney Bienstock
Paul Faerstein
New York University
Scarsdale
N.Y
Jerome M. Rosen
Bills Signed By Governor Changes Ohio Law and Names
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed multiple measures last week affecting speed limits on highways 55 miles per hour day and night and allowing local governments to seek voter approval for garbage levies. The package also covers corporate governance, land restoration for strip mining, expungement of veteran discharge codes, veteran admissions to the Soldiers and Sailors Home, recognition for Polish and Czechoslovak forces, and renaming state colleges to state community colleges with various effective dates.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Oxymoronic reform debate on raising the federal minimum wage
The piece questions a minimum wage hike from $2.30 with projections to $2.50 or higher. It highlights 3.7 million workers affected, warns of harms to teens and low-skilled workers, and cites economist Walter Williams and theater owner William Kartozian.
Global growth gaps and French political jitters loom
Across OECD nations growth targets falter with West Germany and France showing weak 1978 prospects. Italy and Britain face inflation and unemployment while Japan bets 5 percent growth. U.S. project near 6 percent. European unrest rises as France eyes a possible Socialist Communist coalition.
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OECD
Europe
Paris
Japan
OPEC
West Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Economic fear spurs shift in Western policy
The text discusses US concerns over European defense disruption and potential trade negotiations if Communist influence grows in France and Italy. It notes a decade of slow growth, World Bank IMF guidance, and protectionism, with inflation fears limiting stimulus and rising unemployment threatening political extremes.
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France
Francois Mitterand
Washington
Italy
World Bank
IMF
Manila
Downing Street
London
West Germany
Japan
Paris
Bonn
Americans cite economics as top family problem in Gallup survey
The Gallup poll shows economic concerns inflation and financial strain remain the main issue for families in 1977. Despite worries about energy, only a small share name it as a home problem. About two thirds express optimism about the future, with whites more hopeful than non whites.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
U.S
High Point
N.C
Littleton
Colo
Tennessee
Northeast
Will Rogers on Sacco Vanzetti Opinion
Will Rogers states he has not expressed an opinion on the Sacco Vanzetti case, saying he knows no more than those already speaking and that events from years ago cannot be clarified by yesterday’s developments. The comedian emphasizes uncertainty and cautions against drawing conclusions.
August 12 in history highlights and birthdays
On this date in history significant events include the signing of the peace protocol ending the Spanish American War in 1898 and the Atlantic Charter drafting in 1941. Birthdays: actor John Derek and singer Buck Owens. Thought for today notes that laws do not govern. lawyers do.
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Holy Roman Empire
Florence
Medici
Isaac Singer
Pittstown
N.Y
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Little Rock
Ark
Senate
Department of Housing and Urban Development
West Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Paul VI
Vatican
United States
Vietnam
21St Infantry Division
da Nang
Lebanon
Tell Zaatar
John Derek
Buck Owens
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Senate Labor Committee
William F Kartozian
Walnut Creek
California
Kartozian
Congress
Ne Lear Datta Gwaec Ripe
Asia
Helmut Schmidt
National Press Club
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