Local newspaper credits editors and staff at historic office
The Raslessenger editorial team listed includes Richi Karl W Runser as managing editor Roy Cross as district editor Herb Amey as city editor and Fred Whissel as editorial page editor. The page references an address Route 33 near Athens and notes historical dates 1896 to 1929 in a garbled line.
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Richi Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Newspaper Staff Roster Includes Key Editors and Managers
The page lists personnel at the publication led by publisher G. Kenner Bush with R. Paynter as general manager. It names Fred W. Weber II as circulation manager, Fred E. Bolles as retail advertising manager, J. William Coon as classified advertising manager, and Carl L. Weber as production manager.
Supreme Court Cracking Down on Crime Signals Split Key Rulings
The Supreme Court signaled a tougher stance on crime and limited federal power in its latest term. It upheld the death penalty for murder, curtailed federal wage hour reach over state workers, and narrowed prisoners federal appeals while expanding police powers in several areas. Justice Stevens emerged as a pivotal swing vote and Brennan and Marshall showed persuasive dissents. The term also touched on press freedom, campaign finance, advertising, civil rights, and church state issues before adjourning for October.
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W. Dale Nelson
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Warren E. Burger
William O Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Brennan
Douglas
John Paul Stevens
William H. Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Byron R. White
Richard M. Nixon
Burger
Rehnquist
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell
White
Stevens
Potter Stewart
Ford
Nixon
Justice
Earl Warren
Boston
Pasadena
Calif
Community Voices Letter Policy Update
The Messenger invites brief signed letters to the editor on topics of general interest. Each letter must include the sender’s address and a telephone number. The Messenger reserves the right to condense letters for space readability and reader interest.
Congressional Jacks and the Giants
The piece critiques a Senate bill to break up vertically integrated oil giants like Exxon, arguing 18 large firms dominate but overall competition exists. It claims divestiture is unlikely to pass and questions the wisdom of disrupting a system that provides cheap gasoline, calling the bill a pointless, gaslit exercise in rhetoric.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Exxon
Exxon Production
Exxon Transportation
Exxon Refining
Exxon Marketing
Petroleum Institute
Birch Bayh
Europe
March Hare
Congress
House
Ford
Ohio drug price range shows wide variation across stores
A survey of Ohio pharmacists reveals large price gaps among five drugs. Phenergan with codeine varies from 3.23 to 1.98, Darvon from 3.23 to 0.99, Tetracycline 3.29 to 1.29, Valium 5.24 to 2.75, and Ovulen-21 2.49 to 2.19. Experts cite buying power and markup methods, noting a new law requiring price information over the phone.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Athens
Cameron Close
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Israel's Uganda raid shows humane use of strength amid Arab rift
The rescue of skyjacked hostages demonstrates Israel's military power used for humane aims. The root of danger lies in Arab division, terrorism, and civil conflict, making broad negotiations and Palestinian recognition unlikely while Idi Amin's Uganda aided the hijackers.
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Uganda
Near East
Israel
Idi Amin
Arab conflicts and Palestinian politics steer Middle East policy
In a mosaic of Arab states, Egypt Syria and Jordan maneuver around Israel while the Palestinian issue stalls. The PLO under Arafat is constrained by Lebanon’s weak central authority as factions clash and violence rises. Negotiations at Geneva are premature until Arabs settle internal rifts and diverging stances on the Palestinian question.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Syria
Golan Heights
Lebanon
Jordan
Washington
Moscow
Damascus
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Yassir Arafat
PLO
Saika
Jebril
Arafat
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Air France
Uganda
Geneva
Encounter Paying Your Kid Off By Bruce Humphrey
The column discusses paying children for chores versus weekly allowances and contrasts two theories. It argues work equals pay, with deductions for missed chores, and warns against relying on tax payer funded allowances. It also covers a freestanding consumer alert about a telephone scam and a pest control price guidance urging higher minimum charges.
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Bruce Humphrey
Carol Seefeldt
Real
Pests Consumer Reports
Pest Control
AEA Critiques Board On Coach Hiring And Open Meetings
The Athens Education Assoc contends the board violated a 1969 negotiated agreement and Ohio law by naming the head basketball coach as outdoor education teacher without advertising the teaching post. It cites Sunshine Law breaches and improper consideration of teaching qualifications, urging public accountability.
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AEA
the Messenger
The
Athens Education Assoc
Board of Education
Ohio
Boards of Education
Athens County Common Pleas Court
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