A Conservative View How To Test Public Welfare Reform
Senator Abraham Ribicoff questions a national welfare program costing billions and urges small-scale testing. The column weighs air bag mandates for 1976 models, outlining both safety promises and reliability concerns from a divided House committee and its minority.
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Abraham Ribicoff
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Patrick Henry
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The Athens Messenger Workforce and Date
The Athens Messenger from Athens Ohio dated Wednesday February 9 1972 is published by The Messenger Publishing Company at 43 West Union Street. Frederick W Bush served as publisher 1896 1929 and Ordon K Bush 1929 1965 with Kenner and Weber in key roles.
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Aerospace sales dip in year as AI AIA reports falls
Karl G Hart Jr president of the Aerospace Industrial Association says commercial sales declined 6.3 percent to 23.3 billion and military sales fell 7 percent to 7.8 billion this year reflecting weaker demand.
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Aerospace Industrial Association
Opinion on Vietnam War Negotiations and Peace Prospects
The piece argues negotiations cannot yield a settlement while fighting continues in Vietnam and compares US diplomacy to past wars. It criticizes Nixon Kissinger secrecy, urges a Korea style pause for exchanges, and warns the war harms US credibility and national decency.
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The Messenger Letter on Kindness and Belief
The writer extols kindness as daily acts to help others and lift spirits. Belief in God, America, and fellow people anchors a democratic, hopeful outlook and fosters confidence that radiates through smiles and forgiveness.
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Ohio and Wa. Roll Call Highlights Jan 31 Feb 4 Votes
Senate rejected cloture on EEOC legislation 48 37 with Taft Jr and Saxbe voting to kill filibuster. Amendment to continue existing exemption for 10 million government workers defeated 59 16 with Taft and Saxbe voting against. House rejected a VA drug control amendment 196 174, Rep. Clarence Miller voting for.
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Robert Taft Jr
William B. Saxbe
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Saxbe
Public notices and legal blurb from The Messenger Athens
Athens Messenger lists rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier delivery. It notes publication details, mailing addresses, post office classifications, and holiday operations, followed by a lengthy editorial critique of Nixon administration secret talks and Southeast Asia war dynamics referencing Cranston Kissinger and foreign leaders.
Census age breakdown shows 18 to 21 year olds total voters
Census figures for 1970 reveal 18 year olds number 3,889,652. 19 year olds 3,825,343. 20 year olds 3,766,102. 21 year olds 3,560,217 totaling 15,041,314 eligible new voters. The era’s peak group is today’s 14 year olds at 4,282,106, the largest cohort, with birth rates continuing to fall toward 1971 projections.
Ohio Airports Aided By Civil Aeronautics Association
Civil Aeronautics Association recommends improvements and new airports for several Ohio locations including Gallipolis Glouster Nelsonville Jacksonville Wellston Logan McArthur Zaleski and Middleport as part of a statewide aviation expansion plan.
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Middleport
Civil Aeronautics Association
Readers Letters Page Seeks Public Opinion Short Pieces
The editor invites readers to submit letters on issues of public interest with a preference for one page or less. Contributions are welcome as part of the community dialogue and editorial coverage.
Muskie Proposes Targeted Federal Help for Property Taxes
In St. Petersburg Florida Ed Muskie argues against broad tax relief programs, proposing a focused federal subsidy of about 1 billion dollars per year for citizens over 65 with limited means. States must reform assessments and make them public while allowing taxpayer challenges.
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