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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1977

Page

3

Athens newspaper staff and date from 1977

A snapshot lists staff roles at Athens stressenger Ric hari W Runser editor Herb Amey city editor Fred Whissel editorial page editor with old address and telephone. It notes publishing lineage from 1896 to 1965 and names Kard Paynter general manager Fred Weber and other managers. Date Friday March 25, 1977.

Richari W. Runser Herb Amey Fred Whissel Edito Johnson Rd Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G. Kenner Bush Kard R. Paynter Fred W. Weber II Fred E. Bolles J William Coon Carl L Weber

House votes down common situs picketing bill H R 3500

The House rejected H R 3500 by 217 to 205, reversing a previous 229 to 189 passage in the Senate. Sponsored by Rep. Frank Thompson the measure would have allowed secondary picketing on construction projects and faced opposition from labor unions and concerns about cost to the economy.

House of Representatives House Senate Gerald Ford Frank Thompson New Jersey Jimmy Carter Oakley Collins Congress

Changing Attitudes Toward Athens High School Programs

Faculty and student surveys from 1969 and 1976 show shifting views at Athens High. A nine member committee reviews results for board proposals, including a four year homeroom plan and more scheduled mods to curb unsupervised time. Implementing facility and clock-synchronization changes is debated to reduce vandalism and noise.

Athens High School Robert A. Shamp Board of Education Athens High Athens

President on Congress reform and cosmic ray chatter

The text records two quotes from dates in 1933 and 1934. One praise for Congress and the president's influence, and another explains cosmic rays as a potential energy source and a confusion about science. It preserves the dated remarks and the speaker’s tone.

PQLI Index Shows Quality of Life Varies Behind GNP

The PQLI measures life expectancy, sanitation, medical care, and literacy to rate nations from 1 to 100. It reveals Sri Lanka's high score despite low GNP, while Algeria and the United States show mid to high GNP with lower PQLI. The index highlights that income alone does not equal social well being and notes political freedom is not included.

Overseas Development Council India Sri Lanka Portugal Cuba Castro CDC John W. Sewell Algeria Peoples Republic of China United States Sweden Switzerland U.S Soviet Union Eenohn Kenneth Galbraith PQLI Netherlands Soviet Russia Taiwan Bulgaria Romania Czechoslovakia Poland Chile

PQLI Signals Gaps in Human Service Distribution

The PQLI mirrors GNP numbers in not showing income distribution but reveals how services for basic human needs are spread. It highlights who falls short on essential life supports and who must improve in that domain.

Debt and credit drive national concern in troubling times

The speaker laments rising debt from the credit system and installment buying. Credit is labeled the dearest product, with debt turning into a national industry harming both debtors and creditors as goods shift away from manufacturers to dealers on credit.

Arm-Twisting on the Equal Rights Issue sparks debate

Washington coverage on President Carter and the ERA fight. Calls to state legislators in Nevada North Carolina sparking party disputes. Polls show broad support for ratification, yet Florida and South Carolina hinge on upcoming votes and pressure from political figures and groups.

Washington White House Carter Lyndon Johnson Nevada North Carolina Richard Nicholson Fort Worth Texas Phyllis Schlafly Harris Gallup Virginia Deep South South Carolina Florida

SALT Talks Seen by Seasoned Observers

Washington scene on Warnke confirmation frames arms control as serious business despite Soviet record of breaking pledges. Luttwak, Moorer, Graham and Possony warn of Soviet buildup. McGovern sees warnings as near hysteria while urging new limits.

James Kilpatrick Washington Paul Warnke Senate Warnke Soviet Union Adm Thomas H. Moorer Daniel Graham Library of Congress Stefan Possony

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The Physical Quality of Life Hobart Rowe Equal Rights Ay Eye Helsinki Edward N. Luttwak Luttwak Washington Center of Foreign Policy Johns Hopkins
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