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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 2015

Page

4

Athens Messenger Contact Details and Staff

Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio lists contact options. Phone number 740 592 6612 and email for letters to the editor info at athensmessenger.com are provided. Staff roles include Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Wendy Van Sickie design editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager.

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Finding its voice again in Ohio utility budgeting

The Ohio Senate proposes a cost free amendment to the 2015 17 budget to let the Office of the Ohio Consumers Counsel directly assist residents who call with complaints about utilities. The move aims to fix a 2011 rule forcing calls to be routed to the PUCO, amid years of reduced funding and pressure from the utility lobby. Bruce Weston argues the change aligns with government service, noting no added cost and highlighting years of budget cuts.

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Jeb! Bush new logo signals punctuation politics

The campaign uses the logo "Jeb!" emphasizing the nickname with an exclamation point. Analysts note the omission of the last name avoids dynastic associations and mirrors past uses by candidates like Lamar Alexander and Rocky.

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What Justice Scalia Thinks of Death Penalty Now

A letter questions Justice Scalia on capital punishment after the McCollum exoneration and pardon, noting his 1994 use of the case as a death penalty symbol. The writer argues beliefs ignore racial, class, and procedural flaws and asks what the case now symbolizes for him.

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Lessons from Iraq on Torture and Policy

David Abramowitz argues against torture in interrogations citing CIA torture and a Senate report. He recalls how coercion produced false leads and fatal outcomes, urging a bipartisan amendment by McCain and Feinstein to bar torture by U.S. personnel.

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