Athens Messenger Staff List February 20 1976
Page 4 of the Athens Messenger lists staff roles including publisher Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and G Kenner Bush as former publishers Richard R. Paynter general manager Karl W Runser managing editor Roy Cross district editor Herb Amey cit. editor Fred Whissel editorial page editor Fred W Weber II circulation manager Fred E Bolles retail advertising manager J William Coon classified advertising manager Carl L Weber production manager.
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Athens Messenger
Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Cit
Fred Whissel
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Corning to Hobson rail line may join ConRail by default
The 56 mile Corning to Hobson track faces uncertain future as ConRail absorbs 2000 miles of reluctant lines. USRA recommends subsidy or sale to Chessie, but neither option advances. line may be degraded to fossil fuel rail bank, risking jobs and regional mobility.
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Penn Central
Corning
Hobson
Consolidated Rail Corp
Congress
U.S. Railway Association
Midwest
Northeast
USRA
ConRail
Ohio
Chessie
Corning-Hobson
Sach
Gun control bills near in Ohio House despite weak enforcement
The General Assembly considers a three bill package next week aiming to curb gun crime with a two to five year prison term for gun crimes, adult trials for juveniles using guns, dealer registration, and a five day cooling off period. Critics doubt effective impact and note registration burdens dealers while banning a $25 cap gun remains unlikely.
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General Assembly
House
Judiciary Committee
Ohio lawmakers push for early adjournment amid budget clash
Ohio's 1975 legislative session may end before June 1 as House Speaker Vernal Riffe Jr and Senate leaders weigh mid April adjournment. Frustration with Governor Rhodes over budget cuts and funding requests prompts talks on finishing two key measures: utility rate reform and property tax relief. Hearings expected next week on a bill repealing the 64 year old utility formula. The Senate will review a House bill to curb inflation driven tax increases on homeowners.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
D-89
New Boston
110Th General Assembly
Riffe
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
House
Rhodes
Tricky Dick’s Sleazy China Trip Sparks GOP Divisions
The piece criticizes Richard Nixon’s planned visit to China as politically sleazy and says it will weaken Ford and widen GOP rifts. It argues the trip serves Nixon’s vendetta against the American people and could mislead Western allies about Moscow relations. The analysis links Beijing’s outreach to Western leaders with antagonism toward Russia.
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Richard Nixon
China
Tricky Dick
Russia
Ford
Republican Party
Peking
United States
Moscow
Franz Josef Strauss
Christian Democratic
Mao
Willy Brandt
Helmut Schmidt
Nixon Visit Reinforces Detente Debate Amid Vatican's Shadow
Editorial argues Nixon, now pardoned and politically isolated, will not shift U.S. policy but will bolster anti detente arguments within the Republican Party. It notes Ford's arms deals and grain pacts with Russia surpass Nixon era gains while Nixon’s trip deepens intra party divides with Reagan and Connally looming.
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Ford
United States
China
Vladivostok
Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
Texas
John Connally
Republican Party
Reagan
Corporate Decision Making Ties Business, Academia
Professor Robert G. Fanelli, a baker and head of Arnold Bakers, launches a Marymount College course featuring corporate executives as guest lecturers. The 13 week program uses Summit Baking Corp as a case study to explore private enterprise and business education, aiming to bridge schools and real company practice. June 9, 1935.
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Washington
Marymount College
Tarrytown
N.Y
Robert G. Fanelli
Fanelli
Arnold Bakers, Inc
Greenwich
Summit Baking Corp
Summit
N.J
Gordon McGovern
Pepperidge Farms
Walter Barilar
United States Trucking Corp
George Gallup
IRS Tax Help and Penny-Pinching Consumer Tips
IRS urges proper mailing of federal and state tax returns to avoid delays. A reader seeks slide sources. three firms offer catalogs. Insurance rate trends potential rise. State Farm and Allstate seek hikes. A Newark reader warns of a mail order canning lids scam. Auto outside thermometers and senior driving tips are advertised. Flower bulb care guides offered by USDA and CUR.
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Bruce Humphrey
IRS
Cincinnati
Newark
Torque-Rite Home Canning Lids
Edison Packaging Corp
Edison
N.J
Consumer Information Center
Dept
Pueblo
Colo
USDA
Albany Elementary Students Protest Over School Discipline
Readers submit a letter from Albany Elementary School pupils complaining about paddling and school rules. The anonymous note argues students should be allowed to go to the store before school and requests fairer treatment for homework penalties.
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Princable
Singh
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