Government checks theft and refund delays highlighted
The piece notes over 20 million Social Security checks flow to eligible recipients monthly and warns that about 1,000 checks are stolen or forged each month. It urges immediate contact with sending agencies for stolen or overdue checks and cites Secret Service handling over 50,000 related complaints yearly with slow refunds.
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Assembly Line Education Under Ohio Regents Critique
Ohio Regents face criticism from the Interuniversity Council over push for standardization in state universities. Critics warn centralized control could produce a mass production model, hindering innovation while urging coordinated information sharing and flexible oversight to guide progress without heavy uniform rules.
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End of the Sixties A Look at National Struggles and Shifting Authority
Washington insight by Joseph Kraft analyzes how 1940s to 1960s mobilization under external threat reshaped politics. Bipartisanship, establishment challenges, and civil rights pressure altered authority, while Vietnam spurred youth revolt and middle America discontent. Kraft questions whether decline leads to chaos but remains hopeful the Seventies may redefine internal accommodation.
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Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Defense
Middle America
United States
Athens
Rome
France
Weimar Germany
Political Distances Still Great World Shrunk In Technological 60s
Arnold Toynbee argues the 1960s united technology and nations yet failed to produce a world order. He notes the nuclear non proliferation treaty advances by the US and USSR, Brandt’s November 1969 signing, and rising internal turmoil in both powers, including Vietnam, Czechoslovakia, and US social strife.
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Russia
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India
Snowbound at New Year's in SCRABBLE Virginia
A columnist writes from SCRABBLE Virginia about being snowbound after a severe storm. He notes blocked roads, neighbors helping to move hay and clear paths, and reflects on a decade of upheaval from the sixties to modern times, weighing toil against progress and restraint.
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Scrabble
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Woodville
Sperryville
Paramount Pictures
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Garfield Burke
Manwaring
Mr. Grigsby
Turbulent Sixties End With Hope For Europe And Rising Tensions
Global conflicts in Vietnam and Africa persisted with mounting suffering while Western Europe moved toward unity through the European Economic Community, despite France vetoing Britain. De Gaulle’s departure and Brandt’s rise offered hope for 70s progress, even as decolonized states faced instability and nationalist movements surged within the communist bloc. The 1960s saw a doubled number of sovereign states, global tech strides, and a brewing breaking point in world politics.
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Sudan
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France
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Holland
Belgium
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de Gaulle
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Czechoslovakia
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Athens County to form metropolitan housing authority
The Tri-County Community Action Agency lauds efforts for low cost housing and announces a state backed housing authority district covering Athens Lodi York Waterloo and Dover Townships. The five member body will be appointed by county commissioners Athens mayors and courts and serve without pay to plan acquire land build or lease housing and set rent policies for low income tenants.
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Waterloo
Dover
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Sue Foster
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The Athens Messenger Rates and Mail Details
The Athens Messenger lists delivery options and prices for daily and Sunday editions. Prices vary by delivery method including carrier and mail across Ohio West Virginia and nationwide, with weekly, monthly, and yearly rates.
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