The Athens Messenger Staff Roster
An archival listing presents the Athens Messenger personnel and roles with names including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G. Kenner Bush Richard R. Paynter Karl W. Runser and others across editorial management and advertising positions at the Athens Ohio publication.
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Johnson Ré
Athens
Ohio
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
Confidence Fades as Inflation Surge Tests Carter Plan
New York AP notes consumer prices resist the Carter administration aim of 4 percent inflation by year end 1978 with 1976 and 1977 gains cited. Wholesale prices up about 12 percent in recent months signal possible retail rises, while inflation expectations spur buying and price hikes. The piece questions whether voluntary restraint will curb root causes of inflation.
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New York
Nixon
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Act
Carter
Van der Veur Responds To Accusations Over Southeast Asia Program
A faculty member defends Prof. Paul van der Veur crediting him with building OU's Southeast Asia Studies into a top national center. He notes no personal profit in charges and calls for honoring van der Veur's decade of sacrifice amid enrollment declines and administrative turnover.
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K. Mulliner
Ohio University
John Cady
Paul van der Veur
Center For International Studies
van der Veur
Southeast Asia Studies
der Veur
Prof. van der Veur
Mark Antony
van Program
Hopeq
Ettu
Paul
South Carolina
Carter
Southeast Asia
Dr Mulliner Leads OU International Studies Papers
Dr Mulliner, managing editor of OU's Papers in International Studies, is a Route In Rutland resident.
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DR. Mulliner
Rutland
Status Of Ohio Legislation in 112th General Assembly
Ohio pending bills cover budget funding for fiscal biennium starting July 1, license plates with year round mail purchase for extra fee, election reform with registration options, generic drug substitution with physician limit, collective bargaining for public employees, energy omnibus proposals, computer pricing stamping, product liability limits, utility subsidies lifeline program, Home Construction lien repeal, housing for low and moderate income families, and related committee actions in the House and Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
112Th General Assembly State Budget
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Commerce and Labor
Senate Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee
Goodwill Responds to Handicapped Rights Rules Support
A Messenger letter from Goodwill Industries backs federal rules prohibiting discrimination against handicapped people in programs receiving federal funds. It argues these rules advance equal access to education, services, and employment, despite costs and enforcement challenges. The page also highlights Don Brooks guiding second graders on a nature hike at Lake Hope State Park and thanks the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and the U S Forest Service for support.
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Goodwill
the Messenger
Messenger
James J. Kilpatrick
Goodwill Industries
Don Brooks
Lake Hope State Park
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Forest Service
Edward Stube
Ronald L. Motter
Albany
Sans Souci in Washington Faces Carter Era Rumors
Washington gossip swirls as Sans Souci restaurant allegedly loses status with Carter administration shifts. Elite patrons fear a Carter appointee might not be welcome, signaling a power center decline once central to policy debates.
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Washington
Women's Wear Daily
The
National Enquirer
Sans Souci
Mouton Rothschild
Carter Reopens Sans Souci as White House Backers Rally
A Hogan & Hartson lawyer declares a gamble to admit a Carter intern in the mail room at Sans Souci. Patrons cheer the White House return while lobbyists boast of influence as press deadlines loom.
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Hogan & Hartson Law Firm
Paul
Carter
White House
Wealth Gaps Mark Ohio City Populations and Incomes
Ohio city data show wide income and population shifts. Ottawa Hills per capita income rose to 17 978 dollars, while Cleveland lost 14.9 percent to 638 793 residents. Columbus held second with 535 610 people and 4 333 per capita income. Lorain increased 8.6 percent.
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Ottawa Hills
Toledo
Bratenahl
Ohio
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Cleveland Heights
Columbus
Cincinnati
Akron
Dayton
Youngstown
Canton
Parma
Lorain
University of Akron
Springfield
Kettering
Hamilton
Lakewood
Euclid
Warren
Mansfield
Elyria
Lima
Middletown
Cuyahoga Falls
Marion
Mentor
Newark
Carter's Notre Dame Address Sparks Reader Confusion
William Safire coins MEGO and critiques President Carter's Notre Dame address as muddled and overly long. The column questions phrases like inordinate fear of communism and calls for drastic shifts in defense policy, arguing the speech reveals flawed rhetoric and dangerous simplifications.
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Carter
Notre Dame
Europe
William Safire
MEGO
White House
United Nations
Will Rogers comment on people who offer unsolicited advice
Will Rogers quips about folks who always mean well yet nose about and offer advice. He suggests a humorous take on meddling observers who cannot watch events without commentary.
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