Local Newspaper Staff Roster January 4 1977
The listing shows staff positions at the publication including publisher Kenner Bush general manager Kard R Paynter circulation manager Fred E Bolles and advertising managers J Willam Coon and Carl L Weber along with production manager on Tuesday January 4 1977.
Zero-Based Budgeting: Carter's Plan and Washington Hurdles
An examination of zero based budgeting as proposed by Carter in Georgia and its prospects in Washington. It notes the method requires rejustifying every program from scratch, the resistance from entrenched bureaucrats, and the companion idea of zero based taxing to compel fiscal discipline.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
Washington
Atlanta
Square One
Congress
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Stein
Soviet Union
Wall Street Journal
Credit Carter Windfall On Economy to Ford Credit
New York AP reports the latest economic data surprise by improving personal income, modest inflation, rising GNP, and stronger retail sales. The mood favors Carter as price stability strengthens confidence, though risks of policy shifts remain and the foundation remains fragile.
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Credit Carter
Ford
New York
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Stock Exchange
Ford Administration
Sorensen as CIA Chief Reflects Moralist Challenge in Carter Era
The essay argues Theodore Sorensen embodies a Kennedy era moralist trend, noting his ties to John Kennedy and his push for anti bribery laws. It cautions Sorensen’s moral posture could strain CIA operations, with debates about whether he can suppress moral judgments to lead a tough intelligence agency.
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Carter
Theodore Sorensen
Sorensen
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Sorenson
Sen
Henry Jackson
Central Intelligence Agency
Taft
Durkin
Dwight Eisenhower
Labor
Caribbean
CIA
John L. Lewis
Ethical Practices Committee
Afl-Cio
United States
Cotton Mather
Ted Sorensen
Army
Navy
State Department
Bureau of Customs
Califano Praised as Potential HEW Secretary by Car Pool
Washington insiders describe Joseph Califano as a steady, dependable choice for secretary of Health Education and Welfare. Friends from his Washington car pool recall his patience, sharp focus, and safety record, noting he drives with eye contact and would bring loyalty and resolve to the cabinet post.
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Washington
Carter
Joseph Califano
Joe Califano
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
Joe
Massachusetts Ave
FBI
HEW
Mr. Califano
Evel Knievel
Greyhound
Califano
Union Station
Jimmy Carter
Congress opens to probe last session actions
The article notes a regular Congressional session beginning with an inquiry into actions of the previous session as leaders aim to curb unemployment and cut any support that may have been given. It references figures like art Kuchwald and Jimmy Carter in a speculative Cabinet context.
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Congress
Gun Control Issue Still Alive in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio the gun control debate heats again as House leaders consider blocking or advancing legislation. House Reference Chairman James L Baumann favors delaying action while Harry J Lehman pledges active effort to push bills. Both acknowledge Senate fate may determine success amid recent ballot recalls in other states.
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Ohio
Columbus
General Assembly
House Reference
James L. Baumann
House Judiciary
Harry J. Lehman
Shaker Heights
Baumann
Senate
House
Lehman
Massachusetts
Hocking County Bicentennial successes praised in letters
Fred G. Malone commends the bicentennial committee and community for a patriotic Fourth of July parade and 450 plus bricks at Worthington Park. Donations exceed 15000 to support a proposed Hocking County historical center. T. D. Lovett and Mrs. Ida Jenkins also thank readers for gifts and aid after a fire restoring homes for a family including several with muscular dystrophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Hocking County
Worthington Park
Hocking County Historical Society
U.S. Bicentennial
Bob
Rose Stalder
Valley Acres Auction House
Ida Jenkins
Plains
Job Pessimism Highest In France Great Britain
Gallup International survey across 15 nations shows France at 85 percent predicting rising unemployment in 1977, with Britain and Italy also highly pessimistic. The United States remains comparatively optimistic about 1977 and has shifted toward a more bullish view since 1976.
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Job
France
Great Britain
George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Gallup International
U.S
Italy
Canada
Spain
Australia
Holland
India
West Germany
Japan
Switzerland
United States
Uruguay
Brazil
Gallup
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Small Society
William J. Buckley
Supreme Court
Richmond
Art Kuchwald
Rogers
Acad Neat
Fred G. Malone
Logan
T.D. Lovett
Trent Place
the Plains