Rhodes shifts image with rapid open meetings push
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes, after a stinging election defeat, launches a flurry of briefings and policy talks to keep his administration in the headlines. He defends open access as a move to engage the public while awaiting legislative options and possible new bonds.
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James A. Rhodes
Cleveland
Piqua
Ohio
Rhodes
Jim
Athens Stressenger Publication History and Staff
The Athens Stressenger is an established newspaper dating to 1825. It lists Route 33 N and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio with publishers Frederick W. Bush 1896 to 1929 and G Kenner Bush. assistant to the publisher Richard R. Paynter. circulation director Fred W. Weber.
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Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Fred W. Weber
Editor and Publisher Leadership at The Daily News
Editorial page editor Fred Whissel and publisher Gordon K. Bush led the paper from 1929 to 1965 with Karl W. Runser as managing editor and Roy Cross as district editor, shaping editorial direction and regional coverage.
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Fred Whissel
Gordon K. Bush
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
River area urged to back federal flood and erosion bill
In a December 1975 voice from Nelsonville and Logan, local leaders press President to sign H R 8122 the public works energy bill. The measure funds a Ohio River erosion control and flood study by the Corps of Engineers and includes a Section 32 program funding 4 million dollars for erosion projects and 65 thousand for a central Ohio flood control survey. Rep Clarence E Miller pushes priority for this river reach, noting farmland loss and infrastructure damage from erosion and flooding.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Ohio River
Washington County
Lawrence County
Conference Committee
Central Ohio
Corps of Engineers
Ohio
Tenth District
Clarence E. Miller
Congress
Lawrence
Hocking River
Miller
Miller pushes fast track flood control for Logan Nelsonville
Miller testifies before the House Public Works and Transportation Committee backing H R 1613 to authorize flood control projects at Logan and Nelsonville bypassing lengthy feasibility and interagency reviews. He warns without it the Ohio flood threat to Southeastern Ohio could worsen and the Hocking must be controlled.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Ohio
Gulf of Mexico
Discipline Repeats As Top School Problem
Nationwide survey finds lack of discipline as the leading issue in public schools, followed by integration problems and funding. The report notes declining test scores and parental calls for heavier workloads, with 53 percent rating local schools A or B, down from 64 percent a year earlier.
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George Gallup
Princeton
America
United States
Nixon era crisis reexamined as Watergate unraveled
Reflections on the Watergate saga critique of press coverage and political cover ups. The piece notes Nixon’s unlucky targeting, the evolving role of media, courts, and Congress, and reveals new disclosures from the Church and Pike Committees highlighting illicit surveillance. The text cites Lyndon Johnson's 1964 bugging and broader campaign abuses.
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Church Committee
Senate
Pike Committee
House
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Weighing Nixon and the FBI in a Political Storm
A compact critique surveys Nixon era misconduct including the enemies list and improper IRS action while contrasting past administrations. It argues press fairness falters and Church Committee probes smears, but foresees a cautious political turn and lessons for history.
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Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FBI
FDR
John Dean
Internal Revenue Service
John Kennedy
Carmine Bellino
IRS
Nixon
Daniel Elisberg
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Washington
Senator Church
Church
Brezhnev timetable theory questioned by Moscow observers
In Moscow the idea that Brezhnev governs Soviet policy on a fixed timetable linked to the 25th party congress is seen as largely a Western construct. While health concerns exist, Brezhnev has shown vigor in recent meetings with leaders and at the Soviet Academy of Science events, suggesting no imminent retirement.
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Moscow
West
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Paris
M. Giscard d’Estaing
Helsinki
World Movement
Ford
Polish Communist Party
Warsaw
Russia
Vietnam
U S
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington-Peking
China
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Brezhnev and Kraft amid SALT talks pace
The piece argues Kraft’s resignation next February is unlikely and warns against pressuring Russia by delaying talks. It notes Brezhnev’s cautious but positive posture, while Washington seeks its position. The author urges setting negotiation pace by real need for agreement.
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Washington
United States
Brezhnev
Ford
Can America Respond to Offensive Soviets ?
Washington debate centers on how the United States can counter Soviet political offensives beyond Angola. Moscow presses Yugoslavia, Eastern Europe, and other regions while U S policy struggles to slow MPLA support, Cuban troops, and overall Soviet influence amid Vietnam fallout and domestic political division.
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America
Washington
Angola
United States
Soviet Union
Africa
Moscow
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Europe
Cuba
China
South Africa
U.S
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Portugal
Ford
Vietnam
Nathaniel Davis
Switzerland
Davis
Henry Kissinger
CIA
Zaire
Peking
Kissinger
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Public Works Committee
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Albuquerque
George F
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Bernstein
Washington Post
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James Kilpatrick
Eisenhower
Hoover
Clio
Brother Bobby
New York
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Joseph Kraft
Lowland Evans
Robert Novak
Indochina
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Indiana
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