Ohio Governor Sees Fiscal Discipline Boosting State Rating
Governor C William ONeill reported to the 102nd Ohio General Assembly Special Session that Ohio will close the year with a cash balance above 25 million dollars while spending 8.6 million less than appropriated. He highlighted the no new taxes pledge and ongoing public works including 750 million in buildings and hospital projects, mental hospital expansion, and higher education exploration.
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Ohio
Washington
Congress
C. William O'Neill
102Nd
Ohio General Assembly
O'Neill
United States
Tax reform urged over quick relief to fix taxation
Opinion argues that rapid tax cuts do not fix structural inequities in the federal system that hinder investment and growth. It cites Wall Street Journal praise for deliberate reform, criticizes steep income tax brackets and lingering excises, and endorses broader changes to raise revenue with lower rates. The piece includes aphorisms from Aldous Huxley and Henry David Thoreau.
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Washington
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
A cheeky roundup of curious facts and trivia noting dairy cow movements, heart and blood ideas, August births, radar for the blind, Prince Charles candy limits, American angler demographics, and other tidbits. It adds humor and contrasts with everyday life.
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Prince Charles
America
The Dead Man Break on the Santa Fe Super Chief
The Santa Fe Super Chief runs 104 miles over the La Junta to Raton stretch with engineer Emil Martinson and fireman Charles Smedley at the helm. The crew faces 7622 feet of altitude gain and a 70 speed limit as they push toward an on time arrival.
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la Junta
Colorado
Emil Martinson
Santa Fe
Raton
New Mexico
Martinson
Charles Smedley
Chicago
Los Angeles
Smedley
Pike’s Peak
Mr. Martinson
Mr. Smedley
America
Tyrone
Rocky Mountains
Turqoise
Trinidad
Morley
Raton Pass
Sante Fe
Doctor Cranes Personal Cases Seeks Inner Roots of Fanatic Teens
Marsha M. a 17 year old described as a religious fanatic confides autoerotic history and fear of marriage. Dr Crane notes inner conflict drives zealotry and warns against moral panic while offering his Sex Problems of Young People booklet via the newspaper for a 20c price.
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Marsha
George W. Crane
Marsha M
Disjointed Tales and a Math Test at a Literary Gathering
Arnold Bennett naps through a heated debate at a literary gathering in Reete Unities while his wife worries about leaving early. Alan Moorehead notes three Middle East job applicants faced with a math riddle comparing time and trade.
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Mr. Bennett
Alan Moorehead
Middle East
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Moon Influences and Local Parking Enforcement Report
Tomorrow brings restrictive influences on relationships under a full moon and advises cautious social plans. Birthday readers are urged to push ahead on projects and financial issues, with focus on October gains and creating new contacts. Summerville police enforce parking near fire plugs, issuing tickets to violators.
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Summerville
S.C
Early kidney stone history and prevention insights
Health for Today reviews ancient and modern understanding of nephrolithiasis. It notes calcium stones dominate, formation via supersaturation, nucleus formation, and dietary factors, with prevention focusing on stone removal and urine pH balance. A second item reports Police Sgt Mosteller, after lecturing Scouts, ran a stop sign, charged himself, and caused minor vehicle damage with no injuries.
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Gastonia
N. C
J. E. Mosteller
Foreign Aid and the Tepid War in Cold War Economics
The piece argues the United States and Soviet Russia compete in foreign aid, using gold reserves to leverage influence. It details 1958 aid totals including military, development and technical programs, notes the evolving nature of military aid from the Marshall Plan era, and discusses global currency and gold dynamics shaping world power and economic stability.
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United States
Soviet Russia
NATO
Soviet
Russia
Kremlin
Charles A. Beard
Algeria
Lebanon
Japan
West Germany
England
Advertising and circulation details for The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with pricing for single copies and subscriptions. It notes mail and carrier delivery options in Ohio and West Virginia and includes post office classification and Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
TNE
Associated Press
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Hal Boyle
Napoleon
Mickey Spillane
Mitchell Mitsuhide Shirota
Hawaii
Henry Knox
George Washington
U S
New York
Rome
Kin Hubbard
Jim Bishop
By Hatlo
Lushwell
Bigdome
Lush
Doc
Bosso
Thanx
Charles L.latour
Lochrow Blvd
Albany 5
N.U
Doctor Crane
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Mar
Riage
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Rnold Bennett
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
Louis M. Orr
Medical Arts & Sciences
Hippocrates
Charles II
Samuel Pepys
Porge Sokolsky
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