Local Newspaper Staff Roles Listed for Friday January 7 1977
The item names Fred W Weber of IL as circulation manager and Fred E Bolles as retail advertising manager with Kiam Coon classified advertising manager and Carl L Weber production manager. The date Friday January 7 1977 appears as the reference point.
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Fred W Weber
Fred E. Bolles
Kiam Coon
Carl L. Weber
Humphrey Awarded Deputy President Pro Tempore Title
The Democrats named Hubert Humphrey as Deputy President Pro Tempore of the Senate, honoring his long career. He will receive an annual $7,400 raise, a chauffeured limousine, a second office with staff, and other benefits funded by taxpayers. The move follows his failed bid to become Senate majority leader, with Robert Byrd chosen instead.
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Senate
West Virginia
Robert Byrd
HHH
Hubert
Hubert H. Humphrey
PUCO orders one time $48,245 adjustment for C&SOE charges
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio orders Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric to refund 48,245 dollars due to a bookkeeping error tied to fuel adjustment calculations. About 400,000 customers receive an average three cent credit while the company faces related investigation costs and state overhead charges. The commission found no prudent basis for rebates on procurement practices.
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Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
C&soe
Conesville
C&so
General Assembly
PACO
Rhodes Faces Setbacks as Ohio's Veteran Governor Fights Back
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes, the nation's oldest chief executive, battles a Democratic legislature push to override his vetoes while his long tenure and health influence 1977 decisions. He touts industrial development and export efforts amid a shifting political landscape.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
National Guard
Kent State University
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Rhodes
Ohio
Kurfess Pushes Plan to Repeal Ferguson Act in Ohio
Columbus based report notes House GOP leader Charles F. Kurfess outlines a new collective bargaining framework to replace the Ferguson Act which bans public employee strikes. The plan allows union representation and nonbinding arbitration while preserving right to work for nonmembers, drawing firm opposition from Democrats and major unions.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
Afl-Cio
Ohio Education Association
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
General Assembly
New York Times
Remorseful Editor Praises Shana Alexander Talking Woman
A writer admits past missteps about women in journalism and lauds Shana Alexander’s Talking Woman and other female reporters. He applauds Alexander’s sharp observation, cites Meg Greenfield and Mary McGrory as gifted contemporaries, and notes the evolving role of women as writers and journalists.
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Washington
Barney Kilgore
Wall Street Journal
Shana Alexander
Life
Newsweek
Annie Dillard
Tinker Creek
Shana
Meg Greenfield
The
Post
Mary McGrory
Star
Elizabeth Drew
Washington Journal
Rebecca West
Nuremburg
Patty Hearst
Nightly visions of public figures through Shana Alexander
The author lauds Shana Alexander as a deft observer shaping images of Hearsts Brando Mardian Haldeman Ehrlichman and more. She compares Masters Johnson and the Ma and Pa Kettle of gynecology to vivid cultural symbols, praising her ability to write sharp lines like Dresden clocks and Teflon surfaces.
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Shana Alexander
Hearsts
Grant Wood
Drs. Masters and Johnson
Bill
Gini
Marlon Brando
Robert Mardian
Watergate
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dresden
H.L. Mencken
E.B. White
Norman Mailer
Repenters and the Righteous on Carter’s Soviet Policy
The piece contrasts two camps in U S foreign policy under Carter. It notes hawks warning of Soviet military buildup and potential reprisal against détente, while repenters push arms control and human rights. It names Vance Brown Sorensen Rusk Nitze Rostow Pipes Wohlstetter Teller Bush and others in the debate.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Moscow
Vietnam
Cyrus Vance
Harold Brown
Defense
Theodore Sorensen
Central Intelligence
Dean Rusk
Paul Nitze
Eugene Rostow
Richard Pipes
Harvard
Albert Wohlstetter
Chicago
Righteous and fear in Carter era foreign policy debate
The piece notes Rusk, Nitze, Rostow forming a group to push the Soviet threat, while Brzezinski gains prominence under Carter. It argues for measured long term policy over alarmist tactics and criticizes the B Team leaked intelligence as exaggerated. It cites public skepticism toward aggressive anti Soviet posture.
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CIA
Wohlstetter
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Edward Teller
Defense Research
John Foster
George Bush
U.S
Rusk and
Nitze
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
White House
Rusk
Rostow
Paul Reverean
Vietnam
Russia
Americans See Growth in U S Power Across 1977
A Gallup survey shows 57 percent of Americans believe U S power will increase in 1977 up from 42 percent two years earlier. International results echo expectations of growth for Russia and China, though China’s rise appears less certain after Mao’s death.
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Princeton
N.J
U.S
America
Gallup International Research Institutes
Russia
Mao
Sam Wil Wil
Start of
Inc Dec
China
Inc Dee Know
Webhess Beesees
United States
Eee
Uruguay
Eeeereeves
Australia
West Germany
Great Britain
India
Switzerland
Canada
Hope Roth
Italy
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