Athens OH Daily News Staff Roster and Edition Details
The page lists staff and roles for the Athens Ohio paper with names for publisher general manager editor and department heads. It notes the publication date Thursday October 7 1976 and addresses Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens OH 45701 with telephone number 614 592 6612. It records long tenure details for the Bush family as publishers.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Opposition to State Issue 7 in Ohio referendum
The piece argues against a proposed constitutional amendment to simplify initiative and referendum procedures. It warns cost rises from ballot printing, risk of frivolous ballot items, and voter fatigue. It notes reduced signature counts, removal of county geographic safeguards, notarization removal, and partial ballot text, urging voters to reject the measure.
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Ohio
General Assembly
NATO Leaders Warn Of Soviet Navy Expansion Threat
NATO leaders warn Americans and Europeans miss the danger of a Soviet build-up of land and sea weapons. They caution against a possible future Soviet move on Yugoslavia, note lack of overseas lifelines for the Soviets, and cite reports of mobile SS-20 missiles with multiple warheads. Diplomats insist their names stay private.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Middle East
Europe
United States
Carter Should Build His Own Rose Garden For Campaigns
A satirical piece suggests Jimmy Carter could create a Plains Georgia Rose Garden to rival Ford’s White House setting. It imagines staged signings of household bills and vetoes, with reporters, officials, and family as observers, to influence voters.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Ford
White House
Carter
Ford
Plains
Jackie Onassis
Playboy
Norman Mailer
Doris Kearns
Rose Garden
Secret Service
Mrs. Carter
Miss Lillian
Amy
Carter Sons
Americus Fertilizer and Feed Company
Plains Ga
Georgia Power and Electric Company
Golden Tourist Opportunity In Pound Sterling Decline
The pound has fallen from $5 in 1931 to about $1.66 amid IMF loan news. For Americans with dollars, British goods are cheaper while Britons face higher costs. analysts warn inflation and higher prices may erase early gains.
Britain Faces Higher Import Costs as Pound Slump Raises Bills
The Times of London estimates Britain’s oil import bill rises by about 28 million pounds monthly due to a weaker pound, pushing annual fuel costs up to 336 million pounds. Food prices may follow as half of imports are paid in foreign currency, with supermarkets like Tesco and Safeway noting rising prices. Imported salmon, iron ore, tin, timber, and housing costs are up, and mortgage rates could hit a record 11 percent to match higher lending costs. Tourism improves for European visitors while American travelers buy less.
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Britain
Times of London
Tesco
Reg Stanley
Safeway
Canada
Scandinavia
Savings and Loan
Europe
Edmond Swinglehurst
Thomas Cook
Sweden
Soviet Flight, Asylum and Tokyo Tensions
A Soviet Mig pilot V I Bel enko landed in Hakodate Japan on Sept 6 seeking asylum via press and government channels. Japan and the United States delayed meetings, treated the case as sensitive, and the session was brief and strained. The incident strained Soviet Japanese ties and highlighted differing legal and diplomatic norms.
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Informa. Rey Union
Soviet Socialist Republics
Washington
Japan
United States
V.I. Belenko
USA
Soviet Union
Dueling Officials May Lose Jobs
Regional politics heats up as two officials face potential removal amid ongoing disputes. Officials Pierce and Seot are at the center of scrutiny with investigations potential disciplinary actions and calls for accountability from voters and governing bodies.
Ohio proposal would repeal three obsolete constitutional provisions
The Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission backs Issue 2 to repeal three old clauses on the November ballot. The changes would scrap a duelist ban on public office, eliminate a mandatory public printing bid rule, and abolish the secretary of state's need for a statistical bureau, citing better legislative tools and shifts in state practice.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission
Secretary of State
Commission
General Assembly
State Board of Agriculture
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the Athens Messenger
NATO
Psa. A
Art Buchwald
James R. Peipert
London
International Monetary Fund
Confederation of British Industry
CBI
British Petroleum
The
Small Society
Hakodate
Tokyo
Belenko
Foreign Ministry
William J. Buckley
Will Rogers
Pierce
Laece
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