Newspaper staff lineup and page design noted
The item lists editorial and management staff for the July 1 1976 edition including Karl W Runser Roy Cross and editors Herb Amey and Fred Whissel with page and department roles. It records Fred W Weber II circulation and Fred E Bolles retail ad managers and Carl L Weber production and J William Coon classified ads manager.
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Karl W. Runser
Managin
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
A Family Affair in Athens County Sheriff Office
The article questions the ethics and efficiency of Athens County governance as Sheriff Paul Brown takes a vacation and his son Robert, a lieutenant and chief juvenile officer, acts as acting sheriff. It raises concerns over morale, LEAA contract issues, and potential family-involved command structure including Mrs Brown as deputy and jail matron.
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Athens County
Paul Brown
Brown
Robert
Robert Brown
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Athens Co
Ty Juvenile Law
Paul
Lawmaker backs NSF cuts over love study funds
Rep John Ashbrook assails NSF for funding high cost studies on love and political dissatisfaction in Japan. He argues taxpayers should not finance research like why people fall in love or interpersonal attraction and urges tighter oversight of federal science grants.
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John Ashbrook
National Science Foundation
Johnstown
NSF
Japan
Ashbrook
Congress
Carter's Hidden Training Shown at Athens Dinner
A University of Georgia associate recounts April 1973 events when Governor Jimmy Carter flew to Washington to tape Firing Line. After a lecture at Athens, staff members heard Carter's voice altered through private practice, likening it to Pygmalion training.
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Athens
Georgia
University of Georgia
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Carter's Changing Accent and the Times Test
In New York Carter shifts from his Georgia deep south voice to a public persona suited for foreign policy. The piece weighs the Times reception, his self mastery, and the high odds in his favor as voters respond to a carefully crafted image and message.
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Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Eliza Doolittle
New York Times
James Reston
Wee Jimmy
Times
Henry Kissinger
Lady Macbeth
Carter
Ford
Reagan
Nixon
McGovern
Roosevelt
London
Johnson
Goldwater
Jerry Brown
Brown
Destruction of Super Hall prompts state wide debate
A letter argues Super Hall should not be torn down as it is a costly, energy rich science building on Ohio University campus. The writer suggests mothballing nearby facilities and notes potential future demand for an engineering building. The piece condemns demolition as a public loss and criticizes energy waste in replacement efforts.
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the Messenger
Super Hall
Ohio
Ohio University
Washington Gossip Lit Up By White House Rumors
A sharp Washington gossip column stirs controversy over public life and private affairs. The piece mentions Rep. Val Blinkerman dining with a General Dynamics lobbyist, Sen. Crinkle away with aerospace insiders, and Clara Kay taking a Rutania PR post with high pay. It notes Kissinger and Reagan splits, Langley bonfires, and a CIA records purge while ribbing Nixon and Agnew dynamics.
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Washington
Val Blinkerman
Duke Zeiberts
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
U.S. Army
Charley
Langley
CIA
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Spiro
Nixon
Bulls and bears clash over market motives in ap commentary
A New York AP meditation on stock market mood concludes bulls and bears offer countless theories, yet the market shows little movement since February. The piece argues psychology, not forecasts, drives prices, and that uncertainty sustains market activity and opinion rather than real insight.
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New York
Mideast
Commerce Department
Wall Street
Public Hearing Comment Challenges Missed Details
Letter writer from Athens Mental Health Center staff development coordinator questions Mrs Moses remarks at a meeting sponsored by State Rep Buzz Ball and Timothy Moritz. The writer defends Dr Harry Chovnick as acting medical director amid misread implications.
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the Messenger
Buzz Ball
Timothy Moritz
Athens Mental Health Center
Moses
Harry Chovnick
Dangerous curves on Stewart Street raise safety concerns
A cyclist reports near misses on Stewart Street between Gamnertsfelder and Washington Halls where two sharp curves and a narrow road lack warning signs. With summer visitors filling dorms near Nelson Commons, residents urge warnings to prevent accidents and possible injuries.
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the Messenger
Nelson Commons
Stewart St
Washington Hall
Gamnertsfelder
Washington Halls
Athens
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