Newspaper staff roster lists key editors and managers
Richard R Paynter general Kar W Runser managing ec Roy Cross, district editor Herb Amey city editor Fred W Weber II. circulation manager Fred FE Bolles. retail advertising manager J William Coon. classified advertising manager Carl Weber production manager.
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Richard R Paynter
Kar W Runser
Ec Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred W Weber II
Fred FE Bolles
J William Coon
Carl Weber
Economic scholars challenge view of a hard American economy
A group of scholars argues Americans overrate gloom and that the United States shows a stronger recovery. They note U S industrial production surpassed the 1973 75 recession drop by May and that job growth has held up while unemployment remains high due to increased labor force participation. They warn about saving and spending trends and the risk of a future slowdown though debt concerns remain limited.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Philip A. Klein
Geoffrey Moore
National Bureau of Ecnomic Research
U.S
West Germany
Japan
USA
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
United States
Citibank
Opening a door to banking world Bert Lance faces scrutiny
Washington assesses Bert Lance as his banking dealings draw attention from the Comptroller of the Currency and federal regulators. Critics call for tighter controls amid concerns over practices and ethics, with Treasury and banking leaders debating Lance's fate and broader financial oversight.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Lance
Rhodes Signings Create New Ohio Court and Aid Funds
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed multiple measures this week including creation of countywide municipal courts in Crawford Hocking and Jackson counties with local and extra judgeships in Canton Chillicothe and Portage County. The package also authorizes a 5 million loan from the Ohio Development Financing Commission for small and medium business development and reappropriates over 137 million in lapsed capital funds plus 296 thousand for vocational construction. Additional actions include budget spend directives, 88 million for auxiliary state services to parochial schools, merit scholarships, extended Joint Underwriters Association, arts council funding, historic roadside signs, broader birth defect insurance, fictitious name reporting, tax relief for fire damaged race tracks, hospital liability limits on nonconsenting surgeries, mandatory smoke detectors in tall residences, and other governance updates with various effective dates.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Crawford
Hocking
Jackson
Canton
Chillicothe
Portage County
Ohio Development Financing Commission
Board of Regents
Joint Underwriters Association
History events mark Aug 29 across centuries
On this date in 1782 nearly 1100 drowned when an English ship sank in Portsmouth harbor. In 1533 Atahualpa was strangled on Pizarro orders. In 1817 the Philanthropist, first US abolition paper, appeared in Mount Pleasant Ohio. In 1901 Carry Nation attacked a New York saloon. In 1935 Queen Astrid died in Switzerland. Five years ago Nixon announced Vietnam troop cuts. One year ago a Senate report urged federal action on Medicaid. Birthdays include Gen Lyman Lemnitzer and actor Barry Sullivan. Thought by Churchill about keeping things as they are.
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England
Peru
Atahualpa
Francisco Pizarro
United States
Philanthropist
Mount Pleasant
Ohio
Carry Nation
New York
John L. Sullivan
Astrid
Belgium
Switzerland
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Senate
Lyman Lemnitzer
Barry Sullivan
Winston Churchill
Carter Just a Politician After All
James Kilpatrick argues that Jimmy Carter, viewed as morally superior during the 1970s campaign, shows flaws through the Annapolis party, Bert Lance ties, and the cargo preference bill. He notes staff loans, travel paid by Lance's bank, and heavy union support shaping policy, contrasting rhetoric with actions.
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Nebuchadnezzar
Mr. Carter
White House
Galahad
Sands Peur Et
Annapolis
Bert Lance
Carter
Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Commerce
Kreps
Cartr
Treasury
Blumenthal
Stu Eizental
U.S
House
Senate
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Seafarers Union
Jimmy
Americans Still Are Volunteering Nationwide Study Shows
A Princeton survey finds 27 percent of Americans volunteer such as helping the poor or elderly. Church members and evangelicals show higher involvement, while younger adults are less engaged. Educational background also correlates with volunteer activity. The data come from 1,559 adults interviewed April 15–18 across 300 localities.
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Seereee
Redistricting Bill Draws Dem Complaints
Ohio Democrats oppose a Senate approved redistricting bill that would redraw congressional districts to their disadvantage. Incumbents Douglas Applegate Donald Pease John Seiberling and Charles Carney argue the plan disrupts current districts and hurts their re election prospects. House committee hearings planned when the General Assembly reopens September 19.
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Ohio
Senate
Steubenville
Douglas Applegate
Applegate
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
John F. Seiberling
Akron
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
Marigene Valiquette
D-11
Toledo
Columbiana County
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Valiquette
Oliver Ocasek
Congress
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
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