Power plants boost Southeastern Ohio economy and roads
The Meigs Vinton and Gallia counties power plant project drives local spending, tax revenue, and job growth. Federal highway funding, including rural emphasis, may flow to areas affected by mining and power generation, with Southeast Ohio expecting greater support in coming years.
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Gallia
Gavin
Poston
Nelsonville-York
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Congress
Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
Miller
Washington
Highway Trust Fund
Gallup Polls Peace Prospect In Nine Nations
Princeton, nine-nation survey shows Americans and Brits most pessimistic about world peace in 1975. The article notes a shared gloom on economic and geopolitical futures with Americans among the most pessimistic respondents.
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Gallup
George Gallup
Princeton
Gallup International
Letters on C&E shopping and AORTA bus system critique
A reader defends C&E against picketing outside Athens stores citing rude behavior and loyalty to employees while praising a loyal customer experience. A second letter challenges an editorial on the AORTA Athens bus system, arguing council meetings share up to date ridership and budget data and urging thorough objective reporting.
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C&e
the Messenger
Athens
Aurta-Athens
Council Transportation Committee
AORTA
Katz
Kat
City Hall
Secems
Cook Will Center On Driving Safely
James Bradshaw reports on Donald D. Cook who becomes Ohio Highway Safety director stressing public safety, education, and fair enforcement. He aims to strengthen patrol relations, keep Col. Chiaramonte as superintendent, and emphasize thrift in government while easing friction with local agencies.
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James Bradshaw
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus, Ohio
Donald D. Cook
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Ohio Highway Patrol
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Department of Liquor Control
Rhodes
Col
Robert Chiaramonte
Jim Rhodes
Defense Department
CIA Gets No Cheers for Achievements
In Washington a CIA insider named Rumplemeyer laments lack of public recognition. He explains the secret work behind the agency and the tension between needing appreciation and keeping operations confidential. The interview explores trust, secrecy, and the public’s demand for a strong intelligence service.
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Washington
CIA
Rumplemeyer
Moscow Bland About Militancy In Kissinger Remarks
The Soviet union through Tass downplays direct military opposition to Middle East action. It predicts oil market turmoil and aims to fracture OPEC while avoiding open confrontations with the United States. The piece notes Europe’s timidity and forecasts a future in which oil prices, Israel's fate, and Soviet power shape policy, ending with a digressive tax quip.
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Henry Kissinger
Moscow
S. Tass
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Leningrad
Kissinger
Middle East
OPEC
Europ
Italy
France
Hanoi Times
Europe
Mediterranean
Israel
Today in History Highlights January 13 1975 Events
Key anniversaries include James Oglethorpe’s 1733 Charleston settlement arrival and Rouen capture in 1419. Notable items cover WWI era naval actions, the 1915 central Italy earthquake, the Saar referendum of 1935, WWII Casablanca talks, and Nixon’s 196? vacation note. Birthdays mention Earl Wheeler and William Simkin. Thought from Shakespeare.
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James Oglethorpe
Charleston
S.C
Georgia
Rouen
Chesapeake
Delaware
Italy
Saar
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