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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1976

Page

4

Ohio Medicaid costs rise. lawmakers rush to avert funding gap

May 1975 budget hearings show Ohio's Medicaid spending swelling from 373 million to nearly 500 million by fiscal 1976. A 127 million funding shortfall looms for 1977, risking loss of federal funds unless state money is found by November 15. Governor Rhodes urges a 2 percent departmental cut. legislature convenes briefly to address the crisis as critics blame policy choices for rising costs.

Ohio James A. Rhodes Rhodes Oakley Collins Ironton Collins

Brzezinski as a Potential U S Foreign Policy Architect

Ann Harrigan surveys Zbigniew Brzezinski of Columbia University as a possible future secretary of state or NSC head. Brzezinski, a Kissinger like realist, argues the United States cannot sustain postwar power, urges global planning and planetary humanism, and notes a continental Soviet thrust while highlighting moral concerns over less developed nations.

Anthony Harrigan Zbigniew Brzezinski Columbia University Brzezinski Jimmy Carter U.S Henry Kissinger National Security Council United States Foreign Affairs Dr. Kissinger Soviet Union Dr. B Africa Cuba China Indira Gandhi India Libya Dr. Brzezinski United Nations Western Europe Japan USA Alexander Solzhenitsyn Soviet Ussr

Heather's Sixth Birthday Letter From Grandfather

A personal note to Heather on turning six contrasts Mars exploration and politics with childhood milestone. The grandfather muses on future school days and a four week preschool term at Rap pahannock County Elementary, recounting Heather’s bus rides and energetic back-seat antics ending with a playful seat reassignment.

Heather Mars Jimmy Carter Carter White House Rappahannock County

A Birthday Letter to Heather Elaine of Hawthorn Farm

James Kilpatrick notes Heather Elaine’s growth from a preschooler to a six year old. He admires reading progress, phonics, swimming, and new skills like canoeing. Heather learns self confidence, poise, and independence while discovering her community and herself on her birthday.

Shenandoah Mars Honey Heather Elaine Hawthorn Farm Heathers Billys Karens Susans Douglas Nicholson Heather

Line Item Veto Ruling Draws Divided Ohio Reactions

In Columbus Ohio Governor Rhodes aides say a Supreme Court ruling limiting line item veto power is narrower than Democrats claim. The court held Rhodes could veto only appropriations bills while the school aid measure was not a spending bill. Senate Majority Leader Ocasek warns the ruling preserves legislative balance between branches.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Ohio Supreme Court Thomas J. Moyer Rhodes School Foundation Moyer Senate Oliver Ocasek Akron Supreme Court

Press Rights Versus Congressional Secrecy in Schorr Case

A debate on press freedom and Congress discipline centers on the Schorr Village Voice leak of a secret CIA report. The piece argues the risk to constitutional liberty is low, urging restraint and warning against a political test of First Amendment rights in this matter.

House Ethics Committee Intelligence Committee Dan Schorr CBS News Village Voice Congress House Otis Pike Central Intelligence Agency Schorr CBS John Crewdson New York Times New York Supreme Court Nebraska Branzburg Congressional Committee Grand Jury Ethics Committee Laurence Stern Columbia Journalism Review Stern Nora Ephron Esquire Leslie Stahl

National shrine urged for obsolete New Jersey postal facility

Bruce Humphrey argues for preserving a $120 million New Jersey post facility as a monument to mismanagement as 10,000 packages go to wrong addresses daily and a $3.5 million annual lease continues into the 21st century. He critiques public missteps and notes economic concerns, including VW Beetle decline and AMC losses.

Bruce Humphrey New Jersey Meadows New New Jersey

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