Carter's World Atlas Points to Possible Presidential Travels
President Carter weighs new travel options as nearly two decades of jet era visits shrink White House choices. Africa and Latin America are cited as likely targets with Paris in view, while aides brief possible trips to Europe later this year and late 1977 or early 1978.
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Capital Needed in U S Not for Foreigners
A columnist condemns President Carter's foreign aid plan as irresponsible and harmful to the U S economy. The piece argues the nation faces capital shortages and needs to prioritize American projects, warning aid to the Third World could depress private sector jobs and worsen inflation. It calls for restricting resources to U S needs and charity only for disasters.
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How a Bill Becomes Law in Ohio Steps
A concise guide from the Ohio Citizens' Council explains the General Assembly process for a bill. It outlines introduction committee action floor votes and reconciliation before the governor signs or vetoes.
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Political contact lines for Ohio and national reps
List of U S Senate and House offices for Ohio and national figures with addresses and phone numbers. Includes Senators Grean and Metsenber and Representatives Miller Ball James and James Jr with their district offices and contact details.
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Buzz) Ball Jr
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Federal funds legacy sparks reader debate in Messenger
A reader denounces Nixon era federal revenue sharing as a local tax scheme. The letter centers on the idea that federal funds are effectively local taxes, with bureaucrats skimmed off, harming America’s character and local freedom.
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Will Decision On Registration Be Political
Ohio's Supreme Court faces pivotal ruling on registration bills opposed by Republicans led by Gov. James A. Rhodes. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown, a Republican, split the bill to send major provisions to a voter referendum and set an immediate date for the appropriation section, while delaying operative provisions by 90 days. Democrats allege partisan bias and illegal action, citing past court decisions seen as partisan.
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Letters to the Editor on General Subjects
Readers are invited to send brief letters of public interest. Please include signature address and phone number. The Messenger may edit or condense letters to fit space and enhance readability and reader engagement.
Kennedy OTA leadership in trouble amid resignations and concerns
Washington notes growing concern over Senator Kennedy's control of the Office of Technology Assessment as director Emilio Daddario resigns and board members depart. The OTA, created in 1972 to provide independent scientific studies, faces questions about political influence and value to taxpayers.
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Tiger” Teague
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Painful Energy Program May Be Needed
Washington debate rages over energy policy as Congress rejects standby gasoline taxes and delays penalties on 1979, while deregulation of natural gas gains momentum. Officials warn Arabs oil boycott risks recur and urge sharp actions to awaken policy and public.
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Energy policy clash and UAW links spark Carter critique
The piece critiques President Carter's energy policy stance, labeling oil and auto lobbies as influential and warning that failure to turn decisions could be catastrophic. It cites MIT expert Adelman on a Saudi-led energy risk, shows rising Arab oil imports, and argues for a tough national energy program and bold leadership in Congress.
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Will Rogers on Imprisonment and Roosevelts Whittle Quote
A clipped quip collection recalls Will Rogers dark humor about imprisoning an old rival with the line To Hell with em. Lincoln is quoted praising hard men and Teddy Roosevelt is noted for his big stick remark dated November 2, 1929.
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