Page 4 Tuesday June 22 1976 edition staff list
The page lists newsroom leadership including Karl W. Runser managing editor Roy Cross district editor Herb Amey city editor Fred Whissel editorial page editor G Kenner Bush publisher Richard R Paynter general manager Fred W Weber II circulation manager Fred E Bolles retail advertising manager J William Coon classified advertising manager Carl L Weber production manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
G. Kenner Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Federal judge blocks food stamp cuts amid broad suit
District Judge John L. Smith Jr enjoined the Agriculture Department from implementing rules aimed at reducing the 5.7 billion food stamp program. The suit by the Food Research and Action Center for 26 states 100 organizations and 73 recipients seeks a trial to decide legality. The ruling delays changes that would have removed 4.14 million recipients and cut benefits for 4.5 million. The opponents condemn the action as overreach and warn of hunger and deprivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Food Research and Action Center of
New York
John L. Smith Jr
Smith
Agriculture
Congress
Department
Agriculture Department
New York City
Washington Admits No Action in D C Sex Scandals
A reader recalls leak of Washington D C Bicentennial culture and the public appetite for scandal. Ralph seeks “action” in go go bars and X rated theaters but the narrator doubts such scenes and warns the town may overstate its heat. Evidence points to gossip rather than a real spree, with a final quip sending Ralph to Newcastle.
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Washington
Washington D.C
Sodom
Potomac
Ralph
D.C
Newcastle
Georgetown
Havana
14Th Street
Des Moines
Bethesda
Congress
Bella Abzug
Motorcycle safety calls grow as tests criticized in Ohio
Readers urge tougher motorcycle licensing and education citing 70 percent of accidents blamed on car drivers and 40 percent at intersections. Letter urges schools or independent facility, updated testing, and hands on mentoring from experienced touring riders. Wear a helmet and start with smaller bikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Ohio
Motorcycle Safety Foundation
Carter Would Give Ford Or Reagan A Real Race
Gallup poll after June 8 primaries shows Jimmy Carter leading Ford 53 to 39 percent and Reagan 58 to 35 percent. Result suggests tough contest for the Republican nominee regardless of whether Ford or Reagan wins the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Ford
Reagan
George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Republican Party
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter Pulls Ahead In Gallup Trial Heat For Election
Poll results show Carter leading Ford by a solid margin in the latest trial heat, with the margin similar to late May levels. The June 11 14 survey of 1002 registered voters out of 1386 adults tracks Carter versus Ford and Carter versus Reagan, amid ongoing campaign momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Truman
Gallup
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Ohio Hist Society touts Poland China hogs as holiday staple
The Ohio Historical Society says roast pig fits Ohio heritage with the Poland China hog and cites eight purebred swine breeds raised in the state. State funds up to 10000 yearly will aid shows and promotion, under a bill signed by Governor Rhodes and effective Aug. 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Eugene Branstool
D-Utica
James A. Rhodes
Poland
Warren County
Pennsylvania
China
Historical Society
Utah Congressman Faces Sex Scandal Rift Over Tape Confession
A Salt Lake City lawyer says the incumbent congressman sealed political death by propositioning two policewomen for a night with them. Recording tapes were sent to the prosecutor as the case unfolds among Mormon and university circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Public Morality and Private Life in Political Scandals
The piece discusses responses to Rep. Wayne Hays amid a Utah prostitution inquiry and broader calls for public officials to model moral conduct. It notes Mormon expectations of leaders as moral figures, contrasts with national views on private behavior, and argues for dismissing a congressman when public ideals are affronted. It closes with thanks for a Spring Carnival volunteer list.
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Washington
Utah
America
Wayne Hays
Congress
Humphrey
Ford
Convention of Baptists
Athens
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Hocking Band
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South Tee
Cr Rg
Will Rogers
Salt Lake
Rep. Jones
Fanny Hill
Mr. Mason
Bob Guess
Dave Smith
Mike Getz
Millie Brinkley
Nick
Rosalie Gilkey
Frank Brown
Bill
Janey Coon
Denny and
Judy Davis
Aretha Price
Gaye Shamblin
Verna Hughes
Helen Kasler
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Bea Smith
Georgia Jellison
the Room
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