Local newspaper staff list appears with multiple roles
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Farrah Fawcett Majors Tops High School Hero Poll
Scholastic Magazine surveyed over 14 000 juniors and seniors about their heroes. Farrah Fawcett Majors led with 2001 votes, followed by Jerry Lewis Nadia Comaneci and none. Jimmy Carter barely made the top 20 while athletes and media figures dominated the list.
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Walter Cronkite
Barbara Walters
Scholastic Magazine, Inc
Farrah Fawcett
Farrah Whazit
Hero
Jerry Lewis
Nadia Comaneci
Jimmy Carter
Readers Letter Totals Dip in 1976 Year end note
The paper reports 443 letters received in 1976, five short of 1975’s total, with 1976 monthly performance trailing until July and only eight communities sending letters in December. Athens readers dominated submissions, including thirteen thank-you notes, and editors urge more reader contributions to beat prior totals next year.
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Athens
1976 The Beginning Of Religious Revival
Gallup surveys indicate a potential religious revival in the United States in 1976 with a rise in weekly church attendance to 42 percent and increased belief in religion's influence. The data cover nine weekly samples totaling 13,898 adults, showing shifts since 1955 and noting sizable interest in meditation yoga and mysticism.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
America
Gallup
Midwest
Inc
Los
Eeeweeness
Democrats Mull Hunger Renewal In Ohio War on Poverty
A House subcommittee led by Rep. Edward Orlett proposes a state plan to extend the War on Poverty in Ohio. Recommendations include welfare cost of living adjustments, expanded food stamp outreach, and state administration of child feeding programs, plus a hunger oversight panel and nutrition education in schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Economic Affairs and Federal Relations Committee
Edward J. Orlett
Dayton
Democratic Party
Johnson
John J. Gilligan
Orlett
111Th General Assembly
Montgomery County
U.S
Chicago
Department of Public Welfare Nursing Home
Supreme Court aid for Equal Rights Amendment seen in beer ruling
The Dec. 20 Oklahoma beer case moves toward equal treatment under the law by striking down age-based gender distinctions. Justice Brennan leads a ruling against 3.2 beer limits favoring young women over men, while Justice Rehnquist dissents, arguing the majority creates new standards. The piece notes broad support and the path to ratifying the ERA through 38 states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Curtis Craig
Brennan
Rehnquist
Justice Rehnquist
Hugo Black
Justice Brennan
Carter Cabinet Sways Power Among Democratic Interest Groups
Analysis notes Carter’s picks alienate traditional labor lobbies while elevating minority and female figures who challenge whites and unions. It predicts battles will shift from the White House to Congress over economic policy and environmental control, with new groups blocked yet influential.
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Jimmy Carter
Democratic Party
Carter
Texas
James Schlesinger
Afl-Cio
Defense
John Dunlop
George Meany
Labor
Ray Marshall
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Mountain States
Interior Department
Cecil Andrus
Idaho
Carterites
Interior
Dunlop
Andrew Young
United Nations
Patricia Harris
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Harris
Duke University
Juanita Krebs
Commerce Department
Carter advisers weigh 15 to 20 billion stimulus plan
The article contrasts Carter economic advisers favoring a modest stimulus through one time consumer rebates and business tax credits with Congress leaders pushing a larger 30 billion package emphasizing public works. It argues the cabinet faces a broader battle with Congress rather than intra-cabinet clashes.
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Congress
Carter
Aflcio
The Real Meaning of the Bicentennial by LELAND L. CONNER
Logan resident reflects on 1976 Bicentennial meaning and heritage. He notes parades and patriotic displays, recalls the Declaration signers, their sacrifices, and the enduring quest for liberty. He urges future generations to uphold the founders’ legacy toward the tricentennial.
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Leland L. Conner Logan
Thomas Nelson Jr
Cornwallis
Nelson
Yorktown
George Washington
Thomas Nelson
Readers Invited to Send Brief Letters to the Editor
Citizens may submit short letters on subjects of general interest. Please sign the letter and include a valid address and telephone number. The Messenger reserves the right to condense letters to fit space and enhance readability for readers.
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Far Out
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Charlie's Angels
Lee Majors
Marshall
Powell
Stevens
Blackmun
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Stewart
California
USA
Pasadena
James Kilpatrick
Rogers Sn
Joseph Kraft
United States of America
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Small Society
Brickman
Brian