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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1977

Page

4

Red Cross Week Urges Athens County Support Drive

Ohio governor proclaims Red Cross Week urging support. Athens County Red Cross faces 60 percent of its needed funds from United Appeal with 370 volunteers and one paid staff member. The chapter collected 2267 units of blood and aided 1100 people in 72 first aid courses while coordinating a county disaster plan.

Red Cross Athens County Chillicothe

Not since 1974 has The Messenger printed more letters

The Messenger published 51 letters in February from 19 communities including Columbus Springfield and Bismarck NC. The letters show higher participation and quality with one Valentine from Carla Jones of Route 2 McArthur printed as an editorial. A new policy reduces arbitrary trimming to fit space for letters.

The Messenger Columbus Springfield Bismarck N.C Carla Jones Route 2 McArthur Carla

Electricity and public perceptions in Sohican issue

February Sohican edition from Standard Oil of Ohio highlights confusion over electricity basics and fuel sources. It notes a GE survey finding one third cannot name basic generation fuels and fewer than one in five see a link to nuclear power.

Positive View of the Route 550 Landfill Plan

Betty Lou Fryman argues for the Cone family's landfill proposal near Amesville, praising job creation and land reclamation. She contrasts perceived negatives like noise and traffic with benefits such as erosion control, greenery, wildlife, and the shift toward a more viable future.

Betty Lou Fryman Robert Cone Cone Los Angeles McDougall Church Runnoff Amesville

Betty Lou Fryman Rents From Robert Cone Since Summer

A letter to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency from Betty Lou Fryman describes her rental arrangement with Robert Cone since last summer. The column notes ongoing concerns and requests guidance or action from the agency.

Betty Lou Fryman Robert Cone Ohio Environmental Protection Agency

Wall Street Journal on business optimism and growth

The piece argues that loss of business optimism reduces investment and capacity expansion. Without expansion the economy reaches inflation thresholds more easily, risking inflationary recession in 1975. It warns political responses will push public jobs welfare measures worsening real growth.

The Wall Street Journal

Messenger Seeks Signed Letters With Press and Telephone Number

The Messenger invites readers to submit letters for publication. Include a readable signature name and a contact press and telephone number for verification. The paper may condense letters to fit space and reader interest.

Drummer Echoes Carter in Governors Conference Theme Match

A Reuters style analysis notes that Governors' Conference January state of the state addresses echo President Carter's themes of sound management openness equity austerity and energy conservation. The piece cites voices from Edwards Dukakis Snelling Lucey and governors across states as evidence of aligned political rhythms.

Washington Jimmy Carter Carter Donald W. Lief Nevada Kansas Arizona Montana Vermont Richard A Snelling Wisconsin Patrick J Lucey

Henry Kissinger joins NBC News as foreign affairs adviser

NBC signs Henry Kissinger as a news consultant and adviser on foreign affairs. The discussion covers his impartiality, detente critique, and potential impact on NBC coverage with comments from Brinkley Chancellor and Vance. A Pakistan visit and tensions with the Kremlin are noted as developing angles.

Washington NBC Henry Kissinger John Chancellor David Brinkley Kissinger Cappete Tay Sanam Henry NBC Evening News United States David Vance Pointy Aman Eg Brinkley Pakistan

Korean Gifts Prosecutor Is No Pushover

Philip Lacovara age 33 will be chief counsel of the House Ethics Committee a sign of renewed resolve. He helped two Watergate prosecutors and argued for Nixon tapes release. Some members sought a special Korea gifts probe but the effort stalled amid prior scandals.

Washington Philip Lacovara House John Flynt Ones Gemtek Beach Lacovara Richard Nixon Supreme Court South Korea Congress CIA Ethics Committee Dan Schorr Flynt Robert Sikes Sikes Common Cause Griffin Bell Justice Department Korea Carter Seales Techenes Cnet Bo Archibald Cox Agie Leon Jaworski Special Prosecutor Flynt Wage They Keeney Michael Harrington D-Mass Harrington Chile Phil Lacovara House of Representatives Wayne Hays Phil Watergate Task Force

Will Rogers Critiques and Ethics Panel Saga

A political memo details Will Rogers remarks on a busy president and reviews the Ethics Committee’s struggle with leaks and investigations. It highlights Lacovara's role, the Watergate echoes, and crossfire between legislative and executive branches.

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