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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1976
Page
4
The article critiques Senator Muskie and the Democratic stance on Ford's State of the Union message. It argues Muskie uses double talk, supports bigger government, and advocates public job programs financed by taxpayers, while opposing Congress’s spending spree and expansion of power.
Gallup findings show Hubert Humphrey at 29 percent of Democratic support among 698 self identified Democrats, with George Wallace second. Kennedy ruled himself out, his support redistributed to others. survey of 1,572 adults conducted Jan 25.
Ohio legislators move to update cosmetology and barber laws to cover fitting of wigs and pastiches. The bills raise registration and license fees, expand inspections, and set new training hours and reciprocity with other states. A 17 year old could become a barber with eighth grade equivalency.
A refresher on U S flag etiquette covers placement during services and processions, spacing with other flags, and lighting rules. It notes do not touch the ground or be used for advertising, and points readers to the American Legion for details while mentioning a Consumers Union diet book offer and a request for reader submissions.
Washington critic Nathan Glazer, Harvard professor, argues against government quotas in race policy. He critiques efforts pushing for statistical parity, warns Brown v. Board of Education has been misapplied, and urges renewed emphasis on individual rights and integration.
The article argues President Ford's push for a $28 billion federal spending cut paired with $28 billion in tax cuts would deflate the economy, keeping unemployment over 7 percent and growth weak through 1980. It notes domestic policy focus, Democratic mood, and the political business cycle, with a skeptical view of big government. June 8, 1924.
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