A Man Debates Voting With His Wife
A man explains his belief in the value of every vote and why he will vote on Tuesday. He recalls his wife who stopped voting and even threw a skillet at him when he urged her to participate in democracy.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1975
Page
6
A man explains his belief in the value of every vote and why he will vote on Tuesday. He recalls his wife who stopped voting and even threw a skillet at him when he urged her to participate in democracy.
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew begins a public emergence via the Education for Democracy foundation to promote conservative views and democracy. About 250 letters seeking donations have gone out. Agnew has donated 5,000 dollars and stresses limited, personal solicitations.
A letter urges voters to elect younger candidates and remove older officials. It argues current leaders misuse welfare and benefits, favors alcoholics, and calls for a general housecleaning now. The writer also thanks donors to Salvation Army camps and lists contributing groups and individuals.
A prison letter from Charles D. Tanthorey commends Miss Sally Riser of the Athens County Children's Service for rescuing his children from a foster home, noting they are safe with their mother and praising the service for helping families, urging balanced coverage of good as well as bad foster-home outcomes.
The Union Furnace PTA thanks local businesses for their support of the annual school carnival and auction. In Nelsonville list includes Stoltz Drug Store Ben Franklin Kokers Sporting Goods Trico Appliance and more. in Union Furnace Ruby's Grocery Powell's. Special thanks to auctioneer Wayne Timberlake for donating his time.
The campfire advisors of Group 9 thank the mothers leaders and the Athens McDonald’s for contributing to their council Halloween party held Oct 26. Our sincerest appreciation.
Voters in Gallia Athens Lawrence and Jackson counties decide Tuesday on tax levies to fund the Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service SEOEMS after federal money ends December 31. The unit began in 1973 with a 5.3 million dollar federal grant to prove ambulance service standards.
Dr. William H. Allen, president of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, backs tax levies to fund emergency ambulance service across seven counties. He cites 2 minute response times from Gallipolis and 8.9 minute average travel to scenes, saying trained technicians save lives.
The piece reflects on Ireland's weather mirroring its history of passions and misfortunes. It notes Ireland’s turbulent past, the 50 years since independence, and the lingering dispute over the six northern counties remaining with the United Kingdom.
The piece notes deepening bitterness in Northern Ireland where Protestant majority and Catholic minority clash over governance, economy, and loyalties. It cites over 1,300 deaths in six years, British troops in place, and a forthcoming constitutional convention aimed at majority rule, with no clear path to acceptance or unification.
Secretary of the Treasury William Simon may favor punishing New York City for its fiscal sins but a fair approach distinguishes blame. The piece argues Washington and the Ford administration share responsibility for the recession and calls for widespread accountability. It targets city officials, New York state, and bankers while urging pension reform and debt restructuring.
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