Athens Messenger contact and editorial page details
The Athens Messenger provides contact information for letters to the editor and staff. It lists the newspaper’s address Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio 45701 with a 740 area code phone number and an email contact for letters to the editor. It also names Monica Nieporte as president and Joe Higgins as editor with email addresses.
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Editorial: Pentagon probes over rosy Centcom intelligence
The Defense Department IG widens an internal inquiry into Centcom after reports that supervisors altered Islamic State assessments to appear more favorable. Investigators compare Centcom briefs with CIA and DIA analyses as Obama calls for full fact based reporting to protect lives amid rising threats.
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Paris Attacks Trigger Western Values Debate and Resolve
The Paris attacks spark a broad debate on Islam, strategy, and Muslim reactions in New Jersey. The piece argues ISIS embodies a theocratic totalitarianism, condemns its vandalism of culture, and urges gratitude for Western freedoms rooted in centuries of sacrifice and progress. Paris stands as a reminder that what they hate, we should hold dear.
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A First World problem cups a Christmas clash
Opinion contrasts Starbucks holiday cups with the Syria refugee crisis and domestic fear. It argues refugees face lengthy vetting, defends humanitarian duties, and notes political use of fear while recalling America's refugee origins and the Christmas story.
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Pharmacies to Prescribe Contraceptives Across West States
The piece argues that Oregon and California will soon let pharmacists dispense hormonal birth control without a doctor's prescription, citing benefits of reduced cost and improved access. It notes other states considering similar moves, discusses safety questionnaires, and links to a Supreme Court case on ACA contraceptive coverage.
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