Utility Issues: Bless and Blame Split Over Ohio Ballot
In Columbus a four issue November ballot fight shapes up with charges of higher costs versus rate relief. Citizens for Safe Lower Cost Electricity backs CSLCE while OUR and Ohio AFL-CIO back other positions. Issues target gas and electric rates representation nuclear safety and ballot access. The campaign features a $1 million ad push and broad business labor support oriented to influence voters.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Citizens For Safe
Citizens’ Coalition
CSLCE
Eugene ‘Pete’ O'Grady
Ohio Democratic Party
John J. Gilligan
Cee Fleisher
Zon
Anderson
Ohioans For Utility Reform
Columbus
Western Bloc
California
League of Women Voters
Afl-Cio
RUCAG
David and Goliath
Sterrett
Robert Leitz
Akron
OUR
Leitz
Little David
Ted W. Brown
O’grady
Antigrowth
Athens Ohio Newspaper Masthead 1896 to 1965 Persons
The Athens Stressenger Est includes address Athens Ohio and a roster of key staff from 1896 to 1965. Frederick W. Bush through Karl W. Runser and others are listed as publishers editors managers and department heads. The entry records historical leadership and contact details for the Athens newspaper lineage.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Psychologist Links Market Winners to Love Losses
San Diego AP report says stock market winners often lack close romantic ties due to extreme self involvement and confidence. Dr. Sandra Levy Ceren notes winners take quick risks while losing players are insecure and self disciplined, with tests using pennies predicting outcomes.
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San Diego
Sandra Levy Ceren
United States International University
Ceren
Catainunahiem
Zounds and Church Taxation Sparks Reader Debate
A Messenger letters page argues for church taxation reform, labeling the paper as libertarian leaning and praising the Oct. 10 church tax piece. The letter contends churches profit from vast holdings and should fund their own operations without public subsidization.
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the Messenger
Zounds
OSHA Noise Rules and Jury Trial Fight
OSHA proposes lowering noise exposure from 90 to 85 dBA, prompting hearings and criticism about cost and benefit. The agency also asks the Supreme Court to limit juries in civil cases, while a Pennsylvania contractor fights a $5,000 penalty for unsafe excavation.
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Washington
OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Supreme Court
Environmental Protection
EPA
Chamber of and
Pennsylvania
Kilpatrick condemns OSHA power surge and Seventh Amendment threat
The piece argues OSHA seeks to carve a new sanctuary in the law via administrative adjudication, potentially sidelining constitutional protections. It rebuts the idea that costs under twenty dollars matter and warns of a dangerous shift giving bureaucrats sweeping control, with FTC, CPSC, and EPA as distant contenders.
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OSHA
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission
EPA
Will agers Says Calls for Joint Debate on Issues
A letter quotes Will agers urging that issues be settled through a joint debate. He condemns delaying tactics and argues candidates should debate before the election, noting candidates have relaxed in the prior two weeks.
Ford handles Butz affair as political wash gains and losses
In San Francisco President Ford says his cautious handling of the Earl Butz episode avoided disaster and contrasted with Carter's impulsiveness. He argues the issue mainly reflects his leadership style and farm politics, noting he fired Butz after patient deliberation and discussions with farm leaders. The episode is seen as neither boosting nor harming his campaign significantly.
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San Francisco
Earl Butz
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Russia
Europe
Ronald Reagan
Secretary of the Treasury
Pentagon
St. George
Butz
Encounter The Candi By Bruce Humphrey
Opinion column and book recommendations blend political critique with a satire of media hypocrisy. The piece attacks Jimmy Carter and editorial writers while reviewing Chickens in Backyard, praising Rodale Press and Georgia-Pacific do‑it‑yourself guides for readers.
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Candi
Bruce Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Playboy
Carter
Rodale Press
Maus
Rick
Gail Luttmann
ABC of Chickens
Georgia Pacific Corp
Public Information Office
Georgia-Pacific
Portland
Oregon
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By Tom Diemer
Associated Press
Stephen Fox
Messenger
James Kilpatrick
Bagatelle
Willagers
Reed
SDS
Buzz
Joseph Kraft
The
Small Society
ART Museum
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