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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1976

Page

4

Fairer Formula Proposed for Appalachian Highway Funding Change

Ohio Governor Rhodes urged revising the Appalachian Regional Commission matching formula at the ARC and National Governors Conference meeting in Washington. A 90 10 split would shift costs to the federal government, aligning Appalachian Highway funding with Interstate projects and speeding completion amid inflation.

Appalachian Regional Commission Washington National Governors Conference Ohio James A. Rhodes ARC John J. Gilligan Rhodes

Faculty vote on Ping confidence at Ohio University

Faculty at Athens and branch campuses vote on Wednesday and Thursday to express confidence or no confidence in Charles J. Ping’s administration. The unofficial ballot gauges support for or against a formal collective bargaining process and salary and job security concerns amid past budget cuts and student losses.

Fred Whissel Ohio University Charles J. Ping Athens and Branch Dr. Ping Ping Ohio Education Association University Council

Faculty unions and merit pay spark university debate

The article discusses the push for merit-based raises funded by maximum available dollars and the clash between faculty committees and administration over unionization. Provost Taylor Culbert warns unions threaten mediocrity and rigidity while noting academic and economic roles may clash under a contract.

Taylor Culbert Culbert Ping Senate University Curriculum Council Ohio Youngstown State

McGillicuddy Makes It on Her Own

Washington column examines Marion Javits resignation as Iran Airlines PR consultant and debates whether a wife may work in a role tied to her husband. The piece argues the core issue is whether Javits was hired for talent or connections amid a Women’s Lib context.

Washington Marion Javits Iran Airlines Jack Javits Senate Ms. Javits Senate Foreign Relations Committee Ryder & Finn

Bogeyland job tale a receptionist to chief exec

A satirical tale shows Sheila McGillicuddy applying at Softsoap and Armtwister for the Bogeyland account. She is offered a high ranking job with a hefty pay and perks but the twist ends with a reconsideration toward a receptionist role amid a pending divorce.

Softsoap & Armtwister Washington Bogeyland Bogeyland Airlines Armtwister Sheila Softsoap

Ohio lawmaker calls for state audit over property tax hikes

Rep. Terry Tranter of Cincinnati asks the state auditor to probe county property taxation after reports from the CFA and Ohio Education Association suggest 23 counties overcharged taxpayers by about 20 million dollars due to rollbacks not applied after annual reappraisals. Tranter cites Hamilton County reappraisal complaints. A Ferguson aide signals a spot check likely in Hamilton County. The issue sparks election time rhetoric as Tranter ties tax policy to voters and real estate owners.

Robert E. Miller Associated Press Columbus, Ohio Terry Tranter Cincinnati Ohio Ohio Education Association John Hall CFA Tranter Hamilton Joseph Decourcy Thomas E. Ferguson Hamilton County Sandusky County Esther Seibert

Letter to the Editor questions drug detail in local shooting story

A correspondent complains about a December Messenger article on three local shooting deaths. The writer objects to reporting alleged drugs found at the suspects' house, arguing it was irrelevant and possibly inaccurate and that families deserve sensitive coverage.

the Messenger Mayles Jago Sheriff's Department Athens County

Moynihan Resignation Signals UN Turbulence and Fatigue

The piece argues Moynihan’s exit from the United Nations reflects deep structural strains in Western diplomacy, noting his unpreparedness for UN culture and fatigue after eight months. It critiques Kissinger’s influence on appointments, mentions Moynihan’s early missteps, and portrays the UN establishment as entrenched in Third World dominance.

Geneva United States New York United Natins Moynihan Daniel Patrick Moynihan United Nations Soviet Union People’s Republic of China U.N Henry Kissinger Kissinger Commentary Magazine

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