Faster completion urged for Appalachian Highway to aid economics
A Southeastern Ohio meeting urged rapid Appalachian Highway construction citing federal state funding shifts and higher future costs. The call references 70 30 and 90 10 funding debates, Goodyear Atomic Plant at Piketon, and the need to advance coal and energy growth with quicker highway links.
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Southeastern Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ives
Athens
General Assembly
Ohio Highway
Ohio
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Gilligan Administra
Clarence E. Miller
William Harsha
Batavia
Congress
Cincinnati
Piketon
Goodyear Atomic Plant
Chamber
Letters to the Editor Morals and Money in Athens County
A reader letters page questions moral choices and religious influence in public life. Dissatisfaction with tax allocations and program funding sparks call for closer scrutiny of county spending and juvenile delinquency prevention programs. Names and addresses of local residents sign the appeal.
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the Messenger
Nelsonville
Athens County
Johan D. Law
Myrtle E. Law
Millfield
Phyllis Duckler
Athens
Carolyn M. Koker
Richard A. Koker
Lorria Kreider
Elmwood
Parklane
Anne Samaan
M. J. Jaffe
Jennifer Jaffe
Columbia Ave
A. P. Smith
Catharine C. DeWitt
N. Congress St
Philip E. McNairy
University Terrace
Seniors Press for Wider Relief in Ohio Legislature
Ohio senior citizens emerge as a key bloc as lawmakers debate drug and utility relief. Rep. Edward J. Orlett files a measure allowing pharmacists to substitute costlier prescriptions for cheaper options with doctor approval, potentially saving Ohio $1 million to $5 million yearly. Separate bills seek state aid covering 25 percent of heating bills for seniors 65 plus, contingent on a $40 million to $60 million subsidy. Legislation also advances to raise the homestead tax exemption income limit from $10,000 to $15,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Edward J. Orlett
Dayton
Judiciary Committee
Legislative Service Commission
Freeman
Welfare Department
Stark County
Dennis E. Eckart
D-18
Euclid
Orleans
Eckart
Ohio lawmakers contact details and district offices
A list of legislative contact information for U S Senate offices and Ohio state representatives. Includes addresses in Washington D C Cleveland Columbus Ironton Lancaster Athens and Lancaster with phone numbers for Senators Metzenbaum Collins and Representatives Ball James and others.
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Ohio
Oakley C. Collins
State House
Kemp Lane
Columbus
Ironton
Who Begat Whom and Roots Reflections on Ancestry
A fragmented family recollects conflicting memories of origins from Austria Poland and Hungary amid debates over forebears and legitimacy. The narrator notes Alex Haley’s Roots as a model of handling lineage without stirring immediate family disputes.
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Washington
Alex Haley
Gambia
Austria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Galicia
Pop
A $S
Anne One
Vienna
Molly
Oscar
Hungary
Arthur
Harold
David
Michael
Eric
Rogers Says Goats When Hungry Man Seeks Quick Results
A 1931 item notes a saying about immediacy over future conditions. The line quotes a “Rogers says” remark tied to a September 6 date reference and a hungry man seeking instant results. No identifiable people or organizations beyond the quoted maxim.
Nixon Cover-Up Taped? Buckley Responds to Hughes Scandal
Washington fragment recounts Alfred Friendly disputing ties to Paul Hughes amid McCarthy era intrigue. The piece traces Hughes as a con man who fed false information to liberal editors, detailing alleged plots, payoffs, and a Post inquiry that found the episode was a fabrication.
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Washington
Paul Hughes
McCarthy
Alfred Friendly
Washington Post
Hughes
Nixon
San Clemente
Friendly
Richard Revere
Joe McCarthy
National Review
Revere
Rauh
John Birchers
Gouzenko
Canada
White House
Alea Speen Gale
Democratic Party
Louisville Courier-Journal
New York Post
Senate
Oen
Huston
Paul
Ray Marshall Open Minded Yet Firm On Economic Policy
Carter aide Ray Marshall voices support for the Humphrey Hawkins bill and warns against wage price controls while advocating an incomes policy only if broad party support exists. He clashes with Schultze and Blumenthal over inflation, stresses collective bargaining, and rejects compulsory union membership amid rising labor militancy.
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Washington
Carter
Ray Marshall
Marshall
Humphrey-Hawkins
Ine
Shivida
University of Texas
OS Tanita
Economic Council
Charles L. Schultze
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Schultze
Blumenthal
Frances Perkins
F.D.R
Labor
Strau
Coco
Satarta
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Marconi Ave
Washington, D.C
Howard Metzen
E. Ninth St
Cleveland
U.S. House
Cannon Building
E. Main St
Lancaster
Claire M
Buzz) Ball Jr
Eden Place
Ronald H. James
Art Buchwald
Rogers
William J. Buckley
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Eisenhower
Internal Security Committee
McCarthy Committee
Igor
Hobart Rowen
Lahore
William Winpisinger
Machinists’ Union
Emile