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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1977
Page
4
Jaworski rises in Watergate probes and national service
Archibald Cox visits his staff after being dismissed as Watergate special prosecutor. Leon Jaworski, once a Houston lawyer with big firm ties, is urged by House Speaker ONeill to lead the Korea influence buying inquiry in Congress. Jaworski’s career spans Nuremburg, the Warren Commission, ABA presidency, and pivotal Watergate battles culminating in the smoking gun tape and Nixon’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Archibald Cox
Leon Jaworski
Ross Barnett
Congress
Jaworski
Waco
Tex
Houston
Nuremburg
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Warren Commission
American Bar Association
White House
Alexander Haig
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
Nixon
Grand
House Judiciary Committee
No Labor Support for a Social Contract Idea
Federal Reserve Board member Henry C. Wallich proposes a social contract where workers accept wage restraint to curb inflation and create jobs. He argues a 2 percent to 3 percent or even zero wage rise could lower inflation toward zero, with possible tax on excess corporate profits if prices fail to fall. labor unions oppose shifting burden to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry C. Wallich
Federal Reserve Board
Wallich
Great Britain
Britain
Richard M. Nixon
Is Affirmative Action A Needless Restraint
Walter P. Rhett argues the debate over affirmative action balances individual rights with social equality. He notes reverse discrimination concerns and argues the issue hinges on responsibilities as Americans seek opportunity amid unequal access and economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bakke
South Africa
Will Rogers and a call for broader responsibility in a new era
In a May 16 1933 Messenger column Walter P Rhett argues for shared responsibility beyond rights. He critiques racial injustice from slavery to present codes, defends affirmative action as merit based and not reverse discrimination, and urges focus on jobs and affordable services over profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred Scott
Plessy
Fergerson
Walter P. Rhett
Center For
Afro-American Studies
Ohio University
Deregulation Debate Faces Turbulent Airline Bill
A Senate committee fights a deregulation bill amid airline industry division and mixed forecasts. Proponents cite potential fare cuts and greater route freedom, while concerns include predatory pricing, service cuts, and rural impact. GAO Keeler findings show possible savings but rely on shaky assumptions as lawmakers seek ten year service guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Air Transport Association
White House
American Conservative Union
Ralph Nader
Houston-Dallas
Power Declined by Carter White House Aide Stirws Interest
Washington columnist notes Hamilton Jordan 32 declines to be chief of staff amid White House reorganization. He rejects the role citing self restraint while Frazier and Wellford urge a direct policy minded administrator below Carter. The episode signals Jordan’s restraint and influence without title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Stuart Symington
White House
John Dean
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
A.D. Frazier
Harrison Wellford
Frazier and Wellford
Carter
Jordan shows measured power in Carter White House reshuffle
The article portrays James Jordan as Carter's campaign manager and a steady force in the White House reorganization. He refuses the chief of staff role, cites limited administrative range, and urges earlier policy engagement with political judgment. This stance consolidates his influence while meeting Carter's mandate to shape policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
al Haig
Don Rumsfeld
Dick Cheney
Bob Haldeman
Stu
Eizenstat
Jordan
White House
No Tax Hike For 8 Years For Ohioans
Ohio faces an eight year stretch without tax increases if the 1979 budget holds. The expectation of no new or higher taxes was set by Governor Rhodes and Democratic leaders, but the just-ended biennium faced debt, Medicaid deficits, and cash-flow strains. Budget office notes a possible tax rise in the 1979 81 period to address ongoing financial pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
General Accounting Office
Theodore Keeler
Berkeley
GAO
Tom Diemer
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo Democrat
Columbus
James Rhodes
Rhodes
General Assembly
Senate
Legislative Budget Office
Budget Office
General Revenue Fund
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G Kenner
APN
House
Thomas P. Oneill
Gallup Poll
By R. Gregory Nokes
Will Rogers
United States
Messenger
James Kilpatrick
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frank Borman
Eastern Airlines
Minneapolis
Seattle
The
Small Society
Brickman
Carter White House
U.S. Senate
Sen
John H. Glenn Jr
Marconi Ave
Washington, DC
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland, Ohio
Cannon
Main St
Lancaster
Oakley C. Collins
Ohi
Kemp Lane
Ironton
Claire M
Buzz) Ball Jr
Eden Place
Athens
Ronald H. James
Proctorville
Peros
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