Athens Messenger Contact Route For Letters to Editor
Athens Messenger provides Route 33 North and Johnson Road address in Athens Ohio 45701 with phone and email for letters to the editor. Readers are invited to submit feedback via info at athensmessenger.com for correspondence.
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Ohio judges barred from refusing same-sex marriages over beliefs
Ohio's Board of Professional Conduct issued a seven page advisory ruling affirming that judges and other public officials cannot opt out of performing civil marriages after the Obergefell v Hodges decision. It emphasizes adherence to constitutional duties and nondiscriminatory conduct to preserve a fair judiciary.
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Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Professional Conduct
Toledo
C. Allen McConnell
Obergefell
McConnell
Code of
Judicial Conduct
Cambridge
Thomas Orr
Supreme Court
Judicial Board
Board
Editor Letter Guidelines From The Messenger
The Messenger invites letters to the editor limited to 400 words. Must be signed with name and hometown and include a verification phone number. Letters may be mailed to P O Box 4210 Athens Ohio 45701 or emailed to shiggins athensmessenger com. All letters are subject to editing.
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Trump and Sanders Clash Over Political Anger
Trump and Sanders harness broad crowds and high polls by defying political norms. The two differ on how they handle criticism with Trump courting defiance of political correctness and Sanders facing pushback from movements like Black Lives Matter. Sanders responds by issuing a racial justice platform and hiring Symone Sanders, while Trump remains unapologetic and polarizing.
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Donald Trump
Vermont
Bernie Sanders
Wall Street
Trump
Sanders
Spy
Fox News
Megyn Kelly
Hillary Clinton
Ness
Black Lives Matter
Seattle
Symone Sanders
University of Chicago
Mitt Romney
Eric Holder Returns to Covington & Burling in Wall Street Ties
Former Attorney General Eric Holder rejoined Covington & Burling, the Washington law and lobbying powerhouse, after leaving government. The piece portrays his return as a seamless move back to the corporate fold, noting his six years as top U.S. lawyer and critiquing limited prosecutions of major banks.
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Thomas Wolfe
Eric Holder
Holder
Obama
Covington & Burling
Washington
Wall Street
Bank of America
Citigroup
Jpmorgan Chase
Wells Fargo
Covington & Burling Lawyers
America
Wall
Minion toys spark debate over kids swearing
Parents accuse Minion figures in Happy Meals of teaching profanity while experts note children imitate adult language and learn that curse words signal emotion. Child psychologist Timothy Jay cites swearing rising with adults since the 1980s and warns early exposure shapes kids vocabularies and reactions.
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