Appealing Cause Drives Athens County United Appeal
The 1975 Athens County United Appeal seeks $75,000 to support 13 organizations including the Red Cross Salvation Army Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Planned Parenthood and RSVP. Economic pressures bite, but donations fund essential public services across Health Welfare and youth programs in Athens County.
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Athens County United Appeal
United Appeal
Athens County
Spirit of Freedom National Newspaper Week Reflection
The piece marks National Newspaper Week October 5 11, noting newspapers’ role to present diverse information and teach readers. It recalls early press history from 1690 Boston and defends an adversarial press relation to government, urging continued support to preserve freedom of information.
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World of
Information
Hemisphere
Publick
Boston
Letters criticise local deputies over entry without warrant
A reader accuses Deputies Michael Wise and Gary Efaw of illegal home entry without a warrant, claiming Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment violations and rights abuses. The letter also covers a stallion danger report and criticizes tax bond issues promoted by Jim Rhodes and bond proposals across Ohio.
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the Messenger
Michael Wise
Gary Efaw
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Leo Dorton
Glouster
Dorton
Dave Williams
Chillicothe Hospital
Williams
Washington Post's Morning Paper Dependency Warns of National Chaos
The piece argues a nationwide reliance on The Washington Post for government function. It asserts that key actions from the Treasury to CIA hearings hinge on the paper, with miscommunication risks if the Post strikes or fails. It cites officials and agencies and warns of strategic confusion across branches if information flow halts.
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Washington
Washington Post
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
Ford
Simon
CIA
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
White House
Post
Henry Kissinger
Pentagon
Cuba
Panama
Portugal
U.S. Navy
U.S. Army
Ohio lawmaker proposes compulsory gun insurance to curb gun use
Margaret Schran testifies before the House Judiciary Committee in Columbus proposing compulsory liability insurance for guns, funded by private insurers to encourage responsible ownership and aid risk screening. The idea, praised as novel by a committee member but criticized by the NRA, would hinge on gun registration to work. the panel will study it and invite insurers if peers support pursuing the plan.
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William Kronholm
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Margaret Schran
House Judiciary Committee
Automobile World
Schran
Dayton
Lehman
Steve Hines
Hines
Ford Overconfidence May Aid Reagan Challenge
Washington analysis says Ford’s campaign delays and belief Reagan won’t run exposed weaknesses. Stu Spencer, veteran California political operatives, is brought in to organize New Hampshire early, with Callaway nominally leading and J im Cleveland named for regional work. The piece notes fundraising lags and minimal national mobilization, signaling a late shift in strategy.
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Washington
California
Stu Spencer
Gerald R. Ford
Spencer
Los Angeles
Spencer-Roberts Associates
Ford For President
New Hampshire
Ford Political Brain Trust
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Howard
Bo) Callaway
Army
Ford
Callaway
Lee Nunn
White House
Spencer-Roberts
James Cleveland
Florida
Ilinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
The Threat to Property Rights in Land Use Control
Land use control proposals threaten the right to own and use land. References to Vermont, the Vermont Watchman, Equilibrium magazine, and Zero Population Growth discuss social property and state control over property as a duty to society. The piece warns that future policy could erode security of home ownership and personal liberties.
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Prudential
Paul Elmer Moore
Vermont
Vermont Watchman
Watchman
Equilibrium
Zero
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