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Established 1825 The Athens Messenger lists address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 with phone 740 592 6612. Email and questions directed to staff including Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Josh Wilder Jeff Bunch Ike Weiss for letters to the editor design and advertising.
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Editorial Round-Up on May's PMQs and Russian Doping Scandal
The column lauds Theresa May's confident PMQs debut amid Brexit uncertainty and flagging leadership challenges. It notes her cautious stance on EU access and immigration targets while stressing first impressions and crisis handling. A separate review covers the World Anti-Doping Agency report alleging systemic Russian cheating across major events, prompting IOC deliberations on possible Russian ban from Rio.
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Cause and effect in a nation seeking unity and guidance
A 1926 reference to independence quotes and a Baton Rouge news conference call for healing as a path to peace. Sheriff Gautreaux warns against gun rhetoric, urging clergy leadership, while discussing political fault lines and the need for moral renewal. The piece cites biblical verses and Solzhenitsyn on good and evil, arguing individual will and a higher power over politics.
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Republicans Anger at Cleveland Convention Highlights GOP Rift
Debate outlines why many Republicans feel anger over Donald Trump’s nomination and questions whether party leaders and voters can unite. The piece notes Christie and Giuliani chants, identity with anti Clinton messaging, and the role of media in shaping anger while examining implications for the party’s future.
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