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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2016
Page
4
Established 1825 Athens Messenger details essential contact lines and newsroom staff. Includes Route 33 North and Johnson Road address in Athens Ohio, main phone number, email for letters to the editor and names of key editors and staff.
The piece decries Trump Cruz and Rubio tax plans as adding trillions to the debt, benefiting the rich and harming the middle class. It cites Tax Policy Center figures and notes historical contrasts with Reagan and Bush summers, warning of fiscal damage, spent rhetoric, and political distraction as Boomers retire.
A long critical riff on Mitt Romney’s Hinckley Institute address and its failed impact on the 2016 race. The piece portrays Romney as part of a panicked GOP establishment and argues Trump’s rise exposes systemic flaws and media deceit, concluding public trust is eroding and traditional messaging no longer resonates.
A compact list provides the congressional offices for Senator Sherrod Brown and Senator Rob Portman, along with Ohio representatives Steve Stivers and Bill Johnson. It includes building addresses in Washington, DC, phone numbers, and a website reference for Portman. The data point offers direct contact details for official correspondence and constituent inquiries.
The Messenger endorses Eddie Smith for the 94th District seat vacated by Debbie Phillips. Smith, a lifelong Southeast Ohio resident from Martins Ferry, pledges public service, education advocacy, support for small farmers, and smart energy jobs. The letter also includes a Mature Services note urging employers to hire older workers and invites inquiries to the Work Station in The Plains.
Guest columnist George Weckman questions the ethics of forcing prolonged life in dire cases and argues for reflection and exception in end of life care. He notes hospice, medical discussions, and the value of accepting death in certain circumstances while acknowledging war, self defense, and capital punishment as limits. Contact details for columnist recruitment are provided.
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