The Sentslessenger Publisher Lineup Listed
The fragment lists the Sentslessenger established 1825 with address 45701 and telephone 6, naming Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush as publishers and G Kenner Bush as publisher among others including Richard R. Paynter as general manager Karl W Runser as managing editor and Fred W Weber II as circulation manager and additional staff roles.
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Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Karl W. Runser
Fred W Weber II
Roy Cross
Fred E. Bolles
Herb Amey
J William Coon
Fred Whissel
Carl L Weber
Hostage Standoff Involves Carter Child and Police Captain
Gunpoint hold at 2 p.m. Monday targets Captain Leo Keglovic, 48, by Corey Moore, 26. Moore frees an 18 year old girl in exchange for a TV set and seeks a presidential call. The incident sparks debate over White House outreach and public safety.
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Leo Keglovic
Corey Moore
Moore
Carter
Keglovic
Opinion postcard questions Vietnam war and wider policy
A Cincinnati printed postcard mocks U S strategy, asking why Congress sent forces to Central Europe and Southeast Asia while Vietnam is framed as a big failure. It claims the South Vietnamese had a right to their own state and suggests a chaotic, unfocused approach.
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Vietnam
Congress
Europe
S. E. Asia
Thy
Cincinnati
Michigan
Fryman
4-H Funding Fiasco Shows Sunshine Need
A village editorial urges Athens County commissioners to fund a 4-H assistant position, arguing the $3,000 need is minimal and essential for programs like chicken embryology and bicycle safety. The piece calls for greater transparency, public meetings, and accountability, urging residents to use the Sunshine Law to reveal budget details.
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Athens County
Our County
Max) Adkins
Sharon Sturbois
Athens
Pooition
Nelsonville
Karen Harvey
Adkins
Clyde) Bronson
Energy meeting seeks citizen action amid the crisis
Ohio public figures invite Athens residents to a 7 30 p m discussion at city hall on the energy situation. Dr David Sweet will answer questions and a citizens effort for conservation and utility reform may emerge.
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Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Talley
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Columbia Gas Transmission
Oklahoma City
David Sweet
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Athens
Dr. Sweet
Letter to Editor on General Interest Topics
A brief letter to the editor invites public input on matters of general interest. The writer should sign the letter and provide a full postal address and telephone number for verification. The Messenger reserves the right to condense letters to fit space and maintain readability.
Ohio to appoint new Mental Health director to push reforms
Petinelli, 33 years in social services, will lead a state commission to modernize Ohio Mental Health and Mental Retardation services. He aims to visit institutions statewide, recruit practical staff, and act as a catalyst for the department under Timothy Moritz. Moritz welcomes the extra oversight as helpful.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department
Ohio
Pettinelli
Petinelli
Commission
Timothy Moritz
State Department
Moritz
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Center For Developmental and Learning Disorders
University of Alabama In
Birmingham
Temple University
University of South Carolina
Will Rogers on traffic and paid-for cars law
Will Rogers jokes that a law allowing only paid-for cars on highways would make traffic scarce and open boulevards for children's playgrounds. He uses satire to comment on transportation policy.
Carter’s Growing Pains Reflections on Moral Vision in Washington
James Kilpatrick analyzes Jimmy Carter’s early presidency noting a rough “greening” process after six weeks in office. The piece discusses balancing idealism with political reality, secret disclosures, and the Kissinger view on staged moral positions and practical limits.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Kissinger
Cee Aesens
Semone Kissinger
The Immense Value of a United Nation
Washington notes that the breakup of empires echoes in Canada and Britain and cautions that rising regional autonomy tests central government. The piece argues federalism sustains unity, citing Trudeau and Scottish tensions and urging preservation of the American federation.
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David S. Broder
Washington
Canada
Great Britain
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Congress
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