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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2016
Page
4
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio with a street address 45701 and phone number 740 592 6612. It provides an email for letters to the editor and names Ike Weiss as director and Saaseunemanaoaes as production manager.
The piece urges setting minimum standards for body camera use by police, arguing House Bill 407 is a start but allows agency variances. It cites Ohio as a model where advisory panels shape uniform policies and deadlines, stressing cost and policy protection considerations.
North Carolina middle school choir visiting the National Sept 11 memorial in New York City started singing The Star Spangled Banner but were stopped by a security guard. The incident, seen as overzealous bureaucracy, prompted debate about common sense in rule enforcement.
A political observer critiques the growing view of 2016 as a choice between the lesser of two evils. The piece argues that Trump emerged as a credible candidate for Republicans and notes Democratic prep for Clinton as nominee. It calls for responsible scrutiny, voter engagement, and mature party leadership.
Paris commentary examines the use of the woman card in Hillary Clinton's campaign, praising a targeted fundraising approach while criticizing overuse and perceived manipulation. It argues true progress comes from competence, perseverance, and rejecting cronyism, not gimmicks or gender-based appeals.
A reflective columnist contrasts late 19th century Grover Cleveland with modern candidates, decrying pandering. It cites Carly Fiorina in Iowa and Rose Bowl context, notes Cleveland’s integrity and mugwump support, and questions whether today’s voters can demand truth over political spin.
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