Ohio education aided by 210 million in federal funds
Ohio education receives 210,533,722 in federal aid for fiscal 1977 to run ABE CETA and ESEA programs. Basic instructional services for disadvantaged youth account for 51.1 million under ESEA, while school lunch and breakfast aid total 32.9 and 3.4 million respectively. Vocational education gets 274 million with potential growth, and handicapped education nears 10.06 million.
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Columbus
Ohio
ABE
CETA
ESEA
Ohio Department of Education
Faith and the economy by John Cunniff AP
Americans remain glum about current conditions and prospects, with Citicorp data showing faith in the economy at a low point. Sindlinger & Co. daily surveys warn of a looming recession and stock declines, as Washington moves toward a unified stance with Carter and Burns signaling agreement.
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John Cunniff
New York
Washington
Citicorp
Sindlinger & Co
Albert Sindlinger
Carter
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Today in History November twenty second highlights
On this day in 1963 President John Kennedy was assassinated. Born on this date in 1890 Charles de Gaulle in Lille. Birthdays include Hoagy Carmichael age 78 and heiress Doris Duke age 65. Poem thought by Percy Shelley quotes wind and spring.
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John Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Lille
France
Hoagy Carmichael
Doris Duke
Percy Shelley
Chauncey Village faces water outages and rising fines
Letters to the editor condemn Chauncey for repeated unannounced water shutoffs and poor road conditions. Readers urge better emergency prep, stricter enforcement, and repairs, while noting cynical fines and current police targeting. Campaigns speak on Issue 2 and trapping debates reflect broader state concerns.
Rage Against the Dying Light in Anglican Prayer Reforms
The piece laments shifts in Anglican and Episcopal practices as bishops push ordination of women and display defiant actions. It criticizes the Church of England by lampooning changes to the Lord's Prayer and calls the era one of sorrow and anger, aligning it with broader Catholic and Anglican turmoil.
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Lord
Episcopal Church
New York
Moore
Moses
Egypt
Church of England
England
Earth
Heaven
Supreme Court
Attorneys in the Family Load Courts with Lawsuits
Atty. Gen. Bell warns that an explosion of lawsuits strains federal and local courts. The text satirically shows lawyers in families soliciting cases, suggesting a law making it a felony for attorneys to solicit relatives' business to ease overload.
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Washington
Griffin B. Bell
San Francisco
Bell
McGooley
Harriet
Atty
Gen. Bell
Congress
Will Rogers on Congress adjournment and prosperity
Will Rogers quips that business rose after Congress adjourned and jokes that if they had adjourned earlier the nation would be the most prosperous. He notes the market climbed and that harmony improves without Congress in session.
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Chauncey
Fanlina Hattae
The Messenger Staff and Publication History
The Messenger lists staff roles from 1896 to 1965 with publishers Gordon K Bush and Frederick W Bush and managers and editors including Richard R Paynter Karl Runser Roy Cross Herb Amey and J William Coon at Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 noting circulation production and advertising leadership.
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N. and
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
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Associated Press
Business Mirror
the Messenger
Mrs
Dorothy Blake
Truth
International Fund For Animal
Ohio Committee For Humane Trapping
OCHT
William J. Buckley
Mr. McGooley
Charley
Efrom
Art Buchwald
The
Small Society
WysTack
Brickman
Will Rogers
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
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