Athens Messenger Address and Contact Info Established 1825
The Athens Messenger lists its address Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio 45701 with telephone number 740 592 6612 and an email for letters to the editor at info athensmessenger com.
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Ohio Kasich’s Medicaid gains favor home care over nursing homes
Editorial notes Ohio’s shift in long term care toward home and community based services under Governor Kasich. It cites Mathematica and Kaiser studies showing about 60 percent of elderly, disabled and mentally ill recipients now receive care at home, with projected cost savings versus nursing homes. It highlights federal incentives and the need to expand home health staff and facilities, especially for mental health and modest-income seniors.
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John Kasich
Ohio
Mathematica Policy Research
Kaiser Family Foundation
Voinovich
Ted Strickland
Oregon
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Blame shifts and policy debates span national figures
A roundup highlights debates from McGinty defending police actions in Tamir Rice case to Obama and Congress on war powers. It cites Hillary Clinton, Sandra Bland, Charleston gun reforms, Pennsylvania liquor privatization, and Santa Ana police video showing edible use.
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Cleveland
Tamir Rice
Cuyahoga County
Timothy McGinty
McGinty
Timothy Loehmann
Tamir
Frank Garmback
Loehmann
Iraq
Syria
Obama
Congress
al-Qaida
Hillary Clinton
Sandra Bland
Texas
Brian Encinia
Bland
Encinia
Buyer Black
Charleston
South Carolina
FBI
Executive Branch
Tom Wolf
Pennsylvania
Santa Ana
California
Affluenza case tests justice in America
The 2013 Couch case fueled debate on equal justice as a 16 year old got probation and rehab for four manslaughter counts after a drunk driving crash. Extradition from Mexico to face parole issues raises renewed questions about wealth, race, and accountability in the U.S. justice system.
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Ethan Couch
Texas
California
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Dee Anderson
Couch
Mexico
Puerto Vallarta
Cleveland
Tamir Rice
Daniel Filler
Drexel University
Philadelphia
Trayvon Martin
Ethan
Michael Mooney
Dallas
George Zimmerman
Martin
Suniya Luthar
Associated Press
United States
Pew Research Center
Filler
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