Editorial staff listing for the Kenner publication
The excerpt lists key personnel including publisher oral manager Kenner Bush, general R. Paynter, general Karl W. Runser, managing editor Roy Cross, district editor Herb Amey, city editor Fred Whissel, editorial page editor Fred W. Weber II, circulation manager Fred E. Bolles, retail advertising manager J. William Coon, classified advertising manager Carl L. Weber, and production manager.
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Kenner Bush
Pu Awoua
R. Paynter
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Amtrak to restore service through Athens with new schedule
Amtrak trustees confirm initial Washington to Cincinnati run with future Cincinnati to Denver service. Two daily trains will stop at a modernized Athens terminal as early as Oct 25, boosting local economy and OU access. Scheduled runs: Washington to Cincinnati 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., Cincinnati to Washington 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
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Amtrak
Midwest
Washington, D.C
Denver
Colo
Washington
Cincinnati
Athens
Ohio University
New Marshfield
Amfleet
B & O “National Limited
Noisy Concorde Looms Over Dulles Flight Tests
Residents near Dulles top observed Concorde noise while departing tests show the aircraft at near maximum thrust generating higher sound levels than the Boeing 707. Readings from three 707s averaged 108.7 to 109 decibels, while the Concorde reached 129 decibels upon takeoff leading to a discussion of logarithmic decibel scales and safety guidelines.
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National
Dulles International Airport
Washington
Dulles
Europe
Trial Magazine
Carter leads Ford and Reagan in Princeton poll
In Princeton New Jersey a Democratic challenger Jimmy Carter holds wide leads over both President Gerald Ford and former California Governor Ronald Reagan in a campaign poll.
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Princeton
N.J
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Carter Holds Lead Over Ford In Latest Nationwide Poll
Gallup test elections show Carter leading Ford 52 to 40 and Reagan 55 to 37 among 1,001 registered voters surveyed May 21 23. Carter's lead mirrors early May results while GOP defections rise and regional gaps persist for Reagan and Ford across the nation.
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Reagan
Carter
Ford
West
Midwest
Betsy lands hush hush Washington job on Oversight Committee
Betsy tells her mother she has taken a Washington post with a congressman on the Oversight Committee. She says the job is outside the office, pays 14000 a year, and requires keeping eyes shut and mouth closed. The mother doubts her qualifications while Betsy insists she told the truth and will perform duties yet to be explained.
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Washington
Mumny
Betsy
Oversight Committee
House of Representatives
Congressional Committee
Mummy
Night Administrative Assistant to Congressmen
Betsy, a young woman, lands a high paying role with a congressman on the Oversight Committee. She explains the plan to her mother, saying she will brief the congressman on others’ work two to three times a week and may meet friends on other committees. She will be the Night Administrative Assistant, with evenings reserved for his peak work, while she maintains a polished appearance for night duties.
Three Democrats Seek Nomination For Top Court
In Columbus Ohio a Cincinnati attorney twice defeated for statewide office and two lower court judges seek the Democratic nomination for an Ohio Supreme Court seat opening with Justice Corrigan’s retirement. Primary June 8 will face a Republican nominee in November with no party designation allowed on the ballot for judges.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
J.J.P. Corrigan
Robert E. Cook
11Th District Court of Appeals
Justice Corrigan
Cook
Ravenna
Portage County
Congress
Cuyahoga County
John F. Corrigan
Corrigan
A. William Sweeney
Sweeney
U.S. Court of Claims
Return With Us Now to Catholicism essay launch
Time Magazine opens its biannual Catholicism essay with an apograph from an elderly Ames Iowa parishioner at St Thomas Aquinas Church who wishes to die soon to be a Catholic. The piece frames Catholic frustrations globally and uses a parable of a dying man choosing a party to illuminate religious struggle.
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Time Magazine
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Ames
Iowa
Communist Party
Will Rogers Sermons on Catholicism and Christian Reason
The essay debates Catholicism and Protestantism, Christian identity, and politics. It questions Carter era faith implications for presidency, pacifism, and nuclear strategy, weighing papal views, fundamentalism, and casuistry against a Christian political ethic. It argues the earthly life is not the final human experience.
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Soviet Union
Christ
Earth
A Center Off the Hill Editorial Critique
Letters to the editor question the Athens Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center move. The writer urges focusing on patient care and staff conditions before addressing state and taxpayer benefits.
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M the
Athens
Ohio
Local musical talent overlooked in coverage says reader
A Messenger reader critiques May review of Bill Watrous concert, praising Ohio University Jazz Quartet Prefs musicians Dave Lewis Guy Remenko Dan Clark and Rick Syracuse as key highlights. The letter also rails against double license plate costs and state spending, urging broader appreciation of local talent.
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the Messenger
Bill Watrous
Ohio University
Prefs
Dave Lewis
Guy Remenko
Dan Clark
Rick Syracuse
Athens Hike-Bike fundraiser earns top total again
Editor thanks supporters for Athens Hike-Bike success and public backing for son David. Pledges raise the largest amount for the third year in a row, reflecting broad community generosity and help.
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the Messenger
Athens
David
Mail by Rail editorial praised for Postal Service critique
The May 26 piece laments the decline from the rail era of mail transport and critiques parcel post delays. The writer, Ronald Gilmore, president of Br. 997, National Association of Letter Carriers, Athens, urges more editorials supporting the service and notes strikes and slow deliveries by the current system.
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the Messenger
Postal Service
Post Office Department
UPS
Athens
Oxford
Ohio
Ronald Gilmore
National Association of Letter Carriers
Comments in Letter Strayed From Facts
Timothy Daum, president Humane Society, states Athens County Humane Society does not handle stray dogs as dog warden is responsible, only sick or injured animals and cruelty prevention. He adds funding is private through donations, law requires a small county salary from dog licenses, and blames irresponsible owners for overbreeding.
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Athens County Humane Society
Marilyn Rutter
Ms. Rutter
Humane Society
Humane Officer
Ohio
Timothy Daum
Athens Humane Society
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