Abortion Thoughts and Individual Decision Making
An editorial argues abortion should remain a pregnancy woman's personal decision. It says the mother, with medical advice and family input, is best placed to choose, resisting court or political dictates and emphasizing individual responsibility. The piece questions life, society, and rights, urging informed personal choice.
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U. S. Supreme Court
National Organization of Women
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Hunter safety course for youths in Athens
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Division hosts a gun safety course for youths aged 10 to 18 at their East State Street headquarters in Athens. Sponsored by the Natural Resources Department and the Athens Jaycees, the program provides guns and ammunition and teaches safe hunting practices and target identification, aiming to keep shooters healthy and responsible.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
East State Street
Athens
Natural Resources Department
Athens Jaycees
Ted Dean
Truck weight limits debate pits roads against heavy hauls
Local letters defend increased highway funding before allowing larger heavier trucks. They argue broader road and bridge maintenance is needed to avoid shifting costs to motorists and local governments, noting rising construction prices and policy questions on highway fund interest allocations.
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the Messenger
County Engineers Association of
Ohio
Cong
Harsha
House
Senate
Fruit Of The Tree editorial urges suit against Ohio
The Sunday Messenger editorial published on Sept. 29 urged filing a lawsuit against Ohio, arguing for action on a matter of state policy.
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the Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
Changes Make Race Smith Vs. Brown In Ohio
In Columbus Associated Press writer Tom Diemer reports Attorney General race as Smith the Franklin County prosecutor challenges incumbent Brown for re election in the November 5 contest. The piece highlights name changes within each family and notes Brown the youngest elected AG at 31 and in office during a Democratic landslide. It covers Smiths background in public law and his critique of Browns handling of cases including Four Seasons nursing homes and a nursing homes loan issue.
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Tom Diemer
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Smith
Brown
George Esposito
William Barone
George Smith
Franklin County
Esposito
William J. Brown
Barone
Ohio
Billy Joe
Youngstown
Cadiz
Duquesne University
Ohio Northern Law School
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lisbon
Capitol
Cheryl
Gilligan
Democratic Party
Columbus
Four Seasons Nursing Homes
Four Seasons
James A. Rhodes
Greenspan Remarks Spark Language Barriers at Inflation Conference
A transcript from the Sept 20 Financial Conference on Inflation shows Greenspan’s speech labeled difficult to follow with a low reading fog index. The piece mocks economist diction and urges clearer public debate and English-language explanations of tax and steel industry policy.
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Washington
Alan Greenspan
White House
Greenspan
Rudolf Flesch
Council of Economic Advisors
Flesch
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Kilpatrick Says White House May Need Translator
James Kilpatrick reports that the White House may require a translator for certain discussions as it handles multilingual communications amid policy briefings and international outreach.
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White House
Waning Influence as Senate Targets Kissinger Policy
Senate votes mark a rebuke to Henry Kissinger over foreign aid moves. The chamber cuts military aid to Chile's junta and fertilizer aid to South Vietnam, signaling a shift away from Nixon era diplomacy and the secret good guy approach.
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Dr. Kissinger
Senate
Salvador Allende
Chile
Allende
Vietnam
South
Kissinger’s secret good guy technique frames Cyprus debates
The article notes Senators opposing aid to Turkey over Cyprus cite Greece’s George Mavros and the stalled Cyprus talks. It explains how President Nixon vetoes such measures to preserve Kissinger’s diplomacy and avoid disrupting his settlement efforts. Frustration in the Senate appears to drive sudden outbursts.
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Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Senate
Dr. Kissinger
Corpus
Sen
Vance Hartke
George Mavros
Vietnam
Chile
Washington
Hanoi
Congress
Dr Kissinger
Pentagon
Kissinger
Near East
China
Russian
North Vietnam
Nixon
Nixon- Kissinger
Mr. Nixon
Ford
Dr Kissiners
Defense
James Schlesinger
Treasury
William Simon
Kissinger Faces New Pressure After Nixon Era Ends
The piece argues Kissinger framed enemies as threats to rally support and pressed negotiators into tough stances. It notes his role with Nixon and fears Ford may limit his influence while acknowledging his ongoing task of steering U.S. foreign policy.
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Gertrude Donahey
Jane Smith
Tulane Rd
Ohio State University
Columbus North High School
Barbara
Milwaulker Jour
Republic
James Kilpatrick
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Joseph Kraft
The
Small Society
Brickman
Marlied
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