Athens Ohio Newspaper Masthead Historical Note
The text lists a newspaper masthead with addresses in Athens Ohio 45701 and a 1896 to 1965 lineage of publishers including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Bush, plus executives Richard R Paynter general manager Karl W Runser Roy Cross district editor Herb Amey city editor.
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Richard R Paynter
Karl W Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Tri County JVS marks 10 years. asks levy on Nov ballot
The Tri County Joint Vocational School in Nelsonville seeks a three fourths of one mill tax increase on November 8 to fund capital upgrades and operating costs. The 10 year program serves eight districts in Athens Hocking and Perry counties with 22 programs and 1500 adult students.
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Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Nelsonville
Tri- County
Tri- County Jvs
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Athens County
Athens City
Perry Counties
Tri-County
Hocking Tech
Law Students Call for Reform of the Legal Profession
A discussion among law students and observers questions the integrity and costs of legal practice, condemns casuistry and high fees, and urges reforms to simplify procedure, recodify law, and curb perceived misuse by lawyers and courts.
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Mick Jagger
Hamlet
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Changes Viewed for Laws on Drunkness
In Columbus Ohio state officials study implementing the 1971 Uniform Alcoholism and Treatment Act after noting drunk tanks in Ohio cities retain many patrons while 36 states have decriminalized public intoxication.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio eyes decriminalizing public drunkenness amid alcoholism push
Ohio officials led by Paul Landham urge treating alcoholism as a medical issue rather than crime. A decriminalization model could shift courts toward mandated treatment, while current laws punish voluntary intoxication with fines and jail. The state funds alcoholism programs and studies a reform to move treatment from health to mental retardation department.
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Paul Landham
Department of Health
U.S. Supreme Court
Dayton
Ohio
Health Department
Lanham
Department of Mental and Mental Retardation
J. Timothy McCormack
D- 31
Euclid
Debates shaped Carter Ford campaign year later
The AP report recalls the 1976 presidential debates between Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. Both sides credit the exchanges with benefiting their campaigns, though Carter benefited more as the eventual winner. Ford aides argued debates helped close the race, while Carter strategists viewed debates as reinforcing support and proving competence in a national arena.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Carter
Ford
American Enterprise Institute
Richard Cheney
White House
Forti
Cheney
Patrick Caddell
Caddell
Reversing Education Trends, Makepiece Plan Proposed
A columnist endorses Harvey Makepiece's plan to shift education so children attend college first then high school and finally grade school. The proposal argues minors should enjoy campuses and games before serious studies, with grade school becoming the sole tough stage.
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Washington
Makepiece
Harvey Makepiece
Society
Ready for Anything Graduation Reversal Proposal
A dialogue argues for a radical education shift where grade school becomes the terminal diploma and all further study starts in kindergarten. Proponents claim it would align with parents desires and that the country is ready after a decade of student performance.
Judgment and Success in Michael Korda’s How-To Book
The author critiques Korda’s Success as a recipe book that removes value judgments and moral questions. The review argues it promotes a feel good mindset while avoiding disapproval and questions of right and wrong, casting doubt on the elimination of guilt and judgment in self help.
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Boston
Michael Korda
Fanny Farmer
Mr. Korda
Korda
The Small Society and the Cost of Success
A Brickman prod frames a critique of aggressive ambition. An editor urges readers that greed and Machiavellian tactics are not universally acceptable. The piece argues genuine success differs by its moral cost and impact on society. It contrasts making napalm with making penicillin and warns against simple triumphalism.
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O.K
Mchiavellian
Realistic perceptions of success demand costly effort
The author criticizes self help writers like Power and the Win Me First crowd for offering comfort rather than honesty. He argues success requires time, energy, and altered behavior and condemns advice that promotes loyalty to a boss while undermining him.
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Dr. Feelgoods
On This Date In History November First
Highlights from past years include the 1952 hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok, stamp act defiance in 1765, and 1940 Naples bombing. Noting Truman’s protest critique in 1950, McGovern Nixon comments in 1975, and Ford versus Carter election in 1976. Victoria de los Angeles turns 53. Liberty means responsibility.
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United States
Eniwetok Atoll
Marshall Islands
U.S. Continental Congress
Naples
Italy
Blair House
Washington
Harry S Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Victoria de Los Angeles
George Bernard Haw
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