Two Views of Warnke In SALT II Nomination Debate
The editorial weighs Paul C. Warnke for two key disarmament roles, noting a hard line and a soft core. It questions his fit as Arms Control and Disarmament Agency director and SALT II team head under Carter, citing past support for unilateral disarmament and the risk of U.S. weakness in negotiations.
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Paul C. Warnke
Warnke
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U.S
Carter
Ted Sorensen
Congress
George McGovern
McGovern
United States
Letters to the Editor and Preservation Pleas from The Messenger
Readers praise Alexander Local School District staff for resuming classes and commend teachers and students. They urge restoration efforts for Nelsonville Athens and suggest leadership, local attractions, and museum projects to revive the area. A reader lauds Dr. James Tong for Athens County historical photo contest success. An angry退休 note blasts miners unions and retirement fund handling.
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the Messenger
Athens County
James Tong
Jimmy
Free enterprise message on growth and taxation policy
A speaker argues the free enterprise system drives growth and rewards creativity, urging Americans to understand its role in prosperity. He claims past tax cuts and spending increases failed, noting they fueled inflation and unemployment over two decades.
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America
Time to switch not fight natural gas crisis
Athens County should shift to alternate fuels as gas supplies dwindle. Ohio leaders say shortages are artificial, but experts warn gas is running out and dependency could shut schools and industries. Promote coal or oil shale fuels, incentivize large users to convert, and curb residential reliance.
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Athens County
Metzenbaum
Michael Strnziano
Public Trust
Ohio
Columbia Gas Co
Clinton
Midwest
Trumbull County
Hocking County
Washington County
Rhodes
United States
Athens High School
Ohio Valley
Athens City School Board
Shoemaker Prepares Budget Cuts to Restore State Cash
Rep Mgr Shoemaker chairman of the Ohio House Finance Committee will cut the 14.5 billion budget by hundreds of millions to restore cash flow and meet minimum needs. He aims to raise the working capital and restore the state to a sound cash position from the Gilligan era.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mgr Shoemaker
House Finance Committee
Rhodes
Shoemaker
C-88
Bourneville
James A Rhodes
Tam
John J. Gilligan
Will Rogers on White House receptions and party class
Will Rogers comments on White House receptions comparing them to Republican events. He jokes that a Democrat may lack in class yet compensates with numbers, reflecting satirical wartime political humor from February 18, 1934.
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White House
Angels Standing on the Heads of Pins debated by Buckley
William F Buckley analyzes Marxist Leninist states and the idea of a Marxist world order. He cites Galbraith Solzhenitsyn Angola and Angola leaders while critiquing the practical limits of Marxist theory and noting the USSR USA Institute honor to Henry Winston.
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William J. Buckley
Soviet Union
USA Institute
Carter
U.S
Henry Winston
Winston
America
Carter urges rest as a cure for workaholism in memo
The piece notes President Carter's call for moderation and time with family, framing workaholism as a public issue. It argues for detox programs, support groups, and funded efforts to help workers regain balance and enjoy life beyond the desk.
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Boston
Carter
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South Central Ohio Preservation Society
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West Virginia
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Ohio University
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Africa
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