Ford Leads Reagan Among GOP Voters in 1976 Preference
Gallup Princeton analysis shows 58 percent favor Ford over Reagan if the Republican convention faced a Ford Reagan choice. Ford also tops a 10 name list as the first nomination pick with 48 percent, while 25 percent back Reagan. Independent and dissenter groups show Ford ahead in two way matchups. Interviews conducted Oct 17 20 among 1 553 adults.
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Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
James Buckley
Peete
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John Connally
Mark Hatfield
Athens Stessenger Route 33 N and Johnson Road item history
A brief historical note lists the Athens Ohio publication details from 1896 to 1965. It names Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush as publishers, with Richard R. Paynter as assistant to the publisher, Fred W. Weber as circulation director, and Karl W. Runser as managing editor, Roy Cross district editor, and Fred Whissel editorial page editor.
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Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Fred W. Weber
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Overregulation debate cited from Hillsdale lecture excerpts
Excerpts from Robert M. Bleiberg's Hillsdale College talk critique rising U.S. regulation. Statistics show expansion of federal rules and spending from 1965 to 1975, with major acts listed and Greenspan warning that regulation erodes consumer protection by stifling competition.
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Barron's
National Business and Financial Weekly
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U.S
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Congress
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Land and Water Conservation Fund
National Commission On Product Safety
92Nd
Federal
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Powers-That-Be
Washington
Ford White House bungling deepens GOP crisis
Washington analyst describe the fell plan to dump Schlesinger and Rockefeller as a political disaster for President Ford. Newsweek reports leaked timing left Kissinger dominant in foreign policy and Schlesinger undervalued by conservatives, boosting Reagan's viability.
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Washington
Defense
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Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Ford White House
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Schlesinger
White House
Schelesinger
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Richard M. Nixon
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Pentagon
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Kissinger
Rumsfeld
Ronald Reagan
Ohio governor's mansion offered for afternoon events
The Ohio governor and Mrs. Rhodes will not return to the mansion in Bexley, choosing to stay in Upper Arlington. The mansion now hosts private groups 1 to 3 pm or 2 to 4 pm weekdays, with a skeleton staff and few bookings this year.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Bexley
James A. Rhodes
Upper Arlington
Helen
Vernon Reed
Governor’s Office
British Doctors Face End of Private Hospital Beds Fight
In Britain the Labour Government seeks to phase out 4 200 pay beds in NHS hospitals used for private patients and 4 000 private short stay beds. Doctors argue pay beds symbolize freedom of choice and warn the move could drive emigration and alter access to care. The dispute centers on private practice within a universal health system and the potential loss of self-respect for medical professionals.
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NHS
Health Service
British Medical Association
Britain
Labour Party
Wales
The
British Isles
Labour
BMA
AORTA Bus Fare Sparking Demand for New Carriage Hill Service
A reader urges AORTA to extend bus service to Carriage Hill Apartments after a 100 percent fare increase. The letter notes hardship of a 20 cent ride to the hill and urges routing to boost ridership and revenues.
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the Messenger
AORTA
Carriage Hill
Rehabilitation in Prison Backlash Over Punishment vs Change
A former inmate argues that prison life is draining and stresses rehabilitation as the key to reform. He questions how long punishment lasts before learning, noting some never learn while others adapt quickly and seek the right path. He reflects on lost potential from years inside.
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the Messenger
Dr William H Allen led county EMS levy drive
Acknowledges Dr William H Allen for chairing the county EMS levy committee and securing strong voter support. The writer, a Athens city resident, praises his public service and notes the measure benefits Athens County residents beyond city limits.
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the Messenger
William H. Allen
Allen
Athens
Athens County
Small Society Letters Needed for Messenger
Readers are invited to send signed letters to the editor on topics of general interest. Include sender’s address and telephone number. The Messenger reserves the right to condense letters for space readability and reader interest.
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