Carter's Ohio Campaign Gears Up For Carter Visit
The Carter campaign in Ohio grows with a 54 paid staff, plans four visits before Nov 2, and regional operations in Akron and Cleveland. Horgan notes efforts to identify voters, focus on four metro areas, and mobilize northeastern Ohio voters for a potential victory.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Jimmy Carter
Ohio
Carter
Daniel Horgan
Walter Mondale
Pittsburgh
Horgan
New Jersey
Dennis Tapsak
Tapsak
Kansas
John J. Gilligan
Akron
Cleveland
Atlanta
National Advance
John F. Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
Athens stressenger historical publisher and staff list
The item lists founders and long-time staff of the Athens Ohio press with addresses and contact details. It names Frederick W. Bush as publisher 1896 to 1929 Gordon K. Bush 1929 to 1965 Karl W. Runser as managing editor Roy Cross district editor Herb Amey city editor Fred Whissel editorial page editor G. Kenner Bush publisher Richard R. Paynter general manager Fred W. Weber II circulation manager Fred E. Bolles retail advertising manager J William Coon classified advertising manager Carl L. Weber production manager and notes the office at Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens OH 45701 and telephone number.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Resignation of Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz Consoling Reflections
The writers acknowledge Butz’s resignation after a racial slur controversy while praising his overall tenure. They defend his leadership and policy impact, noting his apology and responsibility, and urge focusing on the policy contributions that benefited Americans of all backgrounds.
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Earl Butz
Butz
Letter on Visitors to Scenic Caves Echoes of War Peace Appeal
A Logan reader laments overcrowding at Old Man's Cave and related sites. She argues signs and barriers won't reduce fatalities, advocates personal responsibility, and recalls nurse experiences with accident victims. A separate note promotes an Indochina peace appeal by Friends of Indochina Athens Chapter seeking petitions and action on reconstruction amnesty and veteran rehabilitation.
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the Messenger
Julie Anns
Logan
Old Man’s Cave
Cedar Falls
Rock House
Cincinnati
Columbus
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Julie Ann
Julie Ann McAfooes Logan
Iton
Indochina
U.S
Athens
Friends of Indochina
Carol Kuhre
Eric Wright
Lady Barton
Ford's TV Guide interview rattles campaign image
Ford gave TV Guide an interview admitting two hours of daily TV time and a taste for Kojak Police Woman Mannix Cannon Columbo. Campaign aides say the remarks may hurt his image and shift focus from Rhodesia papers to private viewing habits.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Playboy
Ford
TV Guide
Kojak
Carter
Mannix
Cannon
Columbo
Waltons
Mr. Ford
Oval
White House
Rhodesia
Ford Campaign
TV Guide interview stirs debate over President Ford’s taste
The passage discusses reactions to President Ford appearing in TV Guide alongside Mary Hartman and All in the Family. Critics question the magazine pairing and language used, while supporters say the president’s private speech reflects humanity. Ron Nessen did not return the inquiry.
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Butz
Mary Hartman
Ford
Ron Nessen
TV Guide
Urban Plight and the Shift of Power From Cities to Suburbs
Opinion piece argues decay in U S cities stems from attitudes and welfare culture rather than buildings. It criticizes federal bailouts and warns against relying on public housing funds while urging state supervision and municipal charter remedies to restore civil order.
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Anthony Harrigan
Cleveland
New York City
Belgium
Germany
Harlem
United States
Political party promises and voter trust questioned in 1930s quotes
A compilation of quotes criticizes both parties as promising reform while eyeing reelection. The remarks note Democrats poised to gain districts, Republicans facing replacements, and suggest voters know little of party platforms. The piece mocks politicians for evasive statements and reliance on reelection motives.
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Supreme Court
Panama Canal Treaty debate and Panamanian claims
The essay argues Panamanian diplomats lawyers and politicians challenge the 1903 Panamanian treaty ceding US control of the Canal Zone. It notes signature questions and Panamanian protests over US authority including tolls ports and local laws. It concludes Panama seeks reintegration to restore national dignity despite international acceptance of US sovereignty.
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Panama City
Kennedy
Nixon
New Hampshire
Reagan
Ford
Christendom
United States
Panama Zone
Panama
Canal Zone
Canal
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Will Sss
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