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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1977
Page
4
The notice lists Athens Ohio publishers Frederick W. Bush 1896 1929 and Gordon K Bush 1929 1965 with address Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens OH 45701 and contact telephone 614 592 6612. It records establishment dates 1825 and ownership lineage for the Stressenger Establishment.
The piece argues Carter promised full funding for the Goodyear Atomic Plant expansion near Portsmouth, favors a centrifuge enrichment project, and contends resuming Clinch River construction and moving Portsmouth to centrifuge tech would honor the pledge while boosting regional jobs and energy supply. It contrasts gaseous diffusion with new centrifuge tech and discusses economic impacts for Southern Ohio.
The Clamshell Alliance led 1,414 young activists in a weekend protest at Seabrook NH against a nuclear plant. They were held under National Guard observation for criminal trespass and jailed in four armories with costs rising. NH plans fines to recoup expenses while taxpayers grapple with the social impact.
A Roper poll shows 48 percent of the public trust labor leaders and 51 percent of union members, both down from prior years. Only 4 percent view leaders as high moral characters while business leaders rise to 72 percent confidence, suggesting a shift in public opinion and calls for regrouping.
James Kilpatrick argues Carter’s energy plan trades real sacrifice for a “wet noodle” approach. He highlights standby gasoline and equalization taxes, tax credits for weatherizing and solar, and punitive charges on gas guzzlers, noting rebates and unclear mechanics yet to be worked out. The piece urges swift action rather than reinforced Armageddon rhetoric.
A portrait of the middle generation mother balancing traditional upbringing with a modern working life. She recalls childhood phrases, questions guilt, and weighs impact of a traditional grandmother and a working daughter as she navigates the changing roles between generations.
The 1933 quote by Will Rogers criticizes US intervention in Latin America and claims criticism harms more than guns. He urges staying out of other nations’ affairs and doing less to avoid worsening outcomes. August 20, 1933.
U.S. Representative John Ashbrook of Ohio argues that while energy waste must end, excessive conservation could undermine development and living standards. He says some conservation advocates favor no-growth policies harming American prosperity.
A columnist notes spring in Washington after a hard winter and remarks that lust seems to be stirring nationwide as people shed heavy coats and boots while walking through Lafayette Park. The piece frames lust as a social mood reflected in everyday urban life.
In Columbus an assertive Lehman seeks voter approval for a prison tax rise while a rival measure from Sen. Roberto would lift the debt limit to permit bonds for various projects. House colleagues weigh the overlap and timing for November.
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