Dodge Index signals weak months ahead for construction
The F. W. Dodge survey shows October 1974 construction activity falling, with the Dodge Index at 148 the lowest in three years. Residential building slumped while nonresidential and nonbuilding work rose slightly, hinting at a counter cyclical shift into 1975 as housing recovers.
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George A. Christie
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Letter to editor from Spofforth on off limits sculpture demand
November letters pages show 35 pieces including John Spofforth of Birmingham urging public notice that his serpentine sculpture in Highland Park is off limits until Athens pays him 945 dollars. Readers from Athens Nelsonville Logan Albany and Columbus contributed diverse civic concerns including politics and local environmental issues.
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Messenger
Alabama
John Spofforth
Birmingham
Highland Park
Athens
Spofforth
Sweet
Dems Eyeing Presidency Have Recognition Rift
In the 15 months before the first 1976 primary, Democratic hopefuls face a tough task to make their names known. George Gallup notes the challenge of building recognition for White House aspirants amid a crowded field.
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George Gallup
Princeton
White House
Gallup Poll Measures Candidate Name Awareness Over Years
The Gallup Poll shows Sen Henry Jackson rising from 29 percent awareness in 1971 to 58 percent later, yet four in ten voters still do not know him. Of 31 tested names, 18 are known by fewer than a majority, with regional strength not translating nationwide.
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Gary Hart Peer
Milton Shapp
Dale Bumpers
Hugh Carey
Kevin White Soo
Terry Sanford
Lloyd Bentsen
Brendan Byrne
Athens First and Beacon School Levy Support Highlighted
A reader comments on shopping in Athens during school breaks and notes higher item prices locally. The letter then shifts to gratitude from the Athens County Council for the Retarded for voters’ support of the Nov. 7 levy for the Beacon School and ATCO Sheltered Workshop programs.
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Rhodes To Reap Increase In Pay In Ohio Government
Ohio governors and other statewide officials will see pay hikes next year. Rhodes will earn 50 000 annually after taking office in January, up from 40 000. Legislators boosted salaries for officials and judges, with key increases for the lieutenant governor attorney general auditor secretary of state and treasurer and lawmakers. Committee chairmen will also receive stipends for the first time.
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Ohio
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
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Rhodes
Richard F. Celeste
John W. Brown
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Conservatives Weigh Pot Decriminalization as Policy Starter
A commentary argues conservatives should reexamine marijuana criminal penalties as victims of public policy. It notes Oregon's $25 possession fine, potential federal decriminalization, and critiques of policing and court resources. It calls for broader reevaluation of crime definitions including homosexuality and gambling.
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Washington
H. L. Mencken
Russians On The Move The Vladivostok Pact Limits SALT Gains
The article argues detente has shifted Soviet advantages worldwide, with Kissinger’s Middle East plan collapsed by Arafat's PLO backing. It notes Moscow gains in Europe and Asia, Egypt Syria Iran and Japan shifting to Moscow influence, and cautions US to stay vigilant rather than celebrate Vladivostok.
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Vladivostok
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Henry Kissinger
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Egypt
Jordan
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
Damascus
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Europe
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Mediterranean
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
Valery Giscard d’ Estaing
France
Gen. de Gaulle
Iran
South Asia
East Asia
Kakuei Tanaka
Tokyo
December Fourth in History Highlights Rare Political Moments
On this day in 1851 workers rebelled in Paris and were quelled by Louis Napoleon. Other events include Washington's farewell dinner in 1783, Monroe's 1816 election, Tweed's escape in 1875, Italian air raids in 1942, and Roosevelt Churchill talks in 1943.
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Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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Romania
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