Ohio Governor's task forces form mini legislatures in state
Governor Gilligan creates citizen task forces to tackle tax reform health care environment and state services. Since 1971 over 400 Ohioans have served on 11 panels with 75 percent of recommendations enacted. Costs range from 300 to 600000 with funding from private foundations and state funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Robert Cecile
Gilligan
Cecile
109Th General Assembly
Environmental Protection Agency
Departments of Transportation, Corrections
Governor’s Drug Abuse Council
Local Government Services Commission
Newspaper staff and date line from 1973 page
The byline lists Fred W. Weber as Circulation Director M. W. McDargh as Advertising Director Charles W. Reamer as Managing Editor and Richard R. Paynter as Assistant To The Publisher dated Wednesday August 15 1973
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Faisal warns US on oil policy and Middle East tensions
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia urges a more even handed US policy toward Arabs and Israelis. He says US support for Israel burdens the region and calls for cooperation with Arab nations to ease pressures while oil becomes a potent regional factor. He notes Arab pressures and seeks balanced action for peace.
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United States
Middle East
Israel
Frank Jungers
Arabian American Oil Company
U. S
New York City
Lucasville Prison Voices On Reform and Punishment
An inmate letter critiques Lucasville prison conditions and the purpose of funding reform versus punishment. The writer condemns strip searches, bare cells, and lack of dignity while arguing most inmates reoffend, urging public reflection on justice and humane treatment.
Letter on Watergate and government strength by Michael J. McAllister
Michael J. McAllister of Parks Hall at Ohio University Athens argues Watergate shows government strength through open self examination. He praises transparency, urges young politicians to pursue honest government for a better America.
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the Messenger
United States
United States of America
White House
America
Michael J. McAllister Parks
Ohio University
Athens
The Messenger Publishing Co. Public Notice
Published notice details newspaper charges and delivery options for The Athens Messenger. Lists prices for daily Sunday single copies, carrier delivery, tube route, and mail subscriptions in Ohio West Virginia and other regions. Includes postal classification and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s Ong
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Sam Erwin Remembered Driver Dies After Atomic Speedway Crash
Portsmouth resident Sam Erwin known for driving supermodified No. 710 at Skyline and Atmok speedways died from injuries in a wreck at Atomic Speedway. A bricklayer and family man, he was valued for fairness and graciousness on and off the track. Route Dan Wallace.
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the Messenger
Sam Erwin
Portsmouth
Sam
Skyline Speedway
Atmok Speedway
Atomic Speedway
Dan Wallace
Athens
August Passes with Pickles and Power Comment
A conservative writer reflects on Watergate fading as August lingers. He argues power restraint is critical, notes local life in Virginia with pickles, gardens, and haymaking, and asserts the Republic will endure beyond August. He contrasts national politics with pastoral everyday tasks and communities.
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Burke
Republic
Washington
Today in History Highlights From Aug Fifteenth, 1973
On this date in history several events are noted including the Panama Canal opening in 1914 and the creation of India and Pakistan in 1947. Other items mention the Berlin Wall construction beginning in 1961 and the 1944 Allied invasion of Southern France. Birthdays listed include Princess Anne and Julia Child.
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Associated Press
Panama Canal
Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Alaska
France
India
Pakistan
Republic of Korea
Berlin Wall
U.S
Caribbean
Cuba
Florida
Watergate Rivalry Deepens as Agnew Case Looms
Agnew’s trouble creates a double or nothing dynamic for Nixon era politics. If Agnew is cleared, Nixon gains leverage against drive for his removal. if found culpable, Nixon faces intensified pressure and possible ouster. The probe remains in early stages with records to be examined and witnesses yet sworn.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
U. S
George Beall
Elliot Richardson
Mitchell
Dean
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Colson
Congress
Agnew and Nixon intertwined as Watergate unfolds
The piece argues Agnew faces possible indictment while defense and privilege issues loom. It suggests a weakened Agnew benefits Nixon by avoiding forced White House turnover, but an Agnew indictment would bolster Watergate allegations and stain Nixon’s circle. The scenario links Agnew, Nixon, and cabinet figures in a high stakes political conflict.
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Agnew
Maryland
New Jersey
Illinois
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Agnew
White House
Buck Jones and Snub Pollard star in Columbia shows
Fifty years ago Buck Jones headlined The Fast Mail and Snub Pollard led The Old Sea Dog at the Columbia Theater. Twenty five years ago the Athens National Guard prepared to depart for Camp Atterbury Indiana under Lt Earl Mathews with Abraham leading an advance detail.
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Buck Jones
Snub Pollard
Columbia Theater
Athens
Athens National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Fome
Abraham
Earl Mathews
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Lucasville
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Sen. Weicker
Senate Committee
Britain
Princess Anne
Ireland
Jack Lynch
Julia Child
Frank Crane
Joseph Kraft
Small Society
Brickman
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