Freedom in Our Hands National Newspaper Week Theme
The piece quotes James Madison on knowledge and self government and argues that a free press is essential to democracy. It highlights that press freedom must be independent of government interference and notes National Newspaper Week October 9 15 with the theme Freedom In Our Hands.
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James Madison
Bakke case echoes through a color blind constitution
A columnist recalls the Bakke arguments and the 1938 Gaines v Canada ruling, arguing the court moves backward by endorsing race conscious admissions. He recalls personal memories of segregation, praises Gaines for individual rights, and warns that Bakke could win like Gaines did, signaling a color blind future.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
Brown v. Board of Education
Bakke
University of California
Medical School
Davis
University of Missouri
Columbia
Hughes
Gaines
Canada
Lloyd Gaines
Lincoln University
Law School
University of Missouri At Columbia
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
G.W. McLaurin
California
Missouri
Columbus Day and Historic Events On This Day
Today marks Columbus Day with reminders of key historical moments. It notes 1492 Columbus discovering America, 1870 Lee death, 1942 Cape Esperance, 1947 Corregidor flag return, 1960 Khrushchev shoe incident, plus anniversaries and Joe Cronin’s 71st birthday.
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Christopher Columbus
America
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Cape Esperance
Guadalcanal
Corregidor
Fortress Rock
Philippines
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
China
U.S
Joe Cronin
Baseball Hall of Fame
Theodore Roosevelt
Undefined contact addresses listing offices
A compilation of multiple incomplete addresses and phone numbers for government offices in Washington Cleveland Columbus and Athens. The fragment shows suite numbers street addresses and area codes with no narrative context or event.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
E. Ninth St
Cleveland
Ohio
Will Rogers on President's programs facing Senate fight
Will Rogers quips that Senate approval is like a rat in a cat convention with pounces on every meritorious program. He warned the President's policies face a tough battle in the Senate. May 11, 1930.
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Senate
Editor cautions against use of re elect in voter documents
The Messenger editor criticizes repeated use of the term re elect for Margaret Topping's city auditor candidacy and cites Ohio law warnings. The note requests corrections and notes campaign material should avoid implying election win by appointment. It also includes voting registration guidance from Athens County officials and the League of Women Voters with dates and contact numbers.
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the Messenger
Margaret Topping
Ohio
Topping
Fred Harner
North
Shannon Avenue
Athens
League of Women Voters
Board of Elections
Court House
Athens County
State of
Board of Election
Connie Perdreau
Tibet trip through Lhasa reveals old theocracy and new state
An American political observer tours Lhasa Tibet with George Bush leading the party. The journey from Chengtu exposes dirt roads riverside scenery and views of the Potala. He notes the clash of ancient Dalai Lama rule and Communist modernization while observing local life and growing infrastructure.
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Lhasa
Tibet
Slab Fork
W. Va
Lowell Thomas
Autonomous Region
Peking
James Schlesinger
George Bush
U.S
Chengtu
Montana
Wyoming
Shanghai
Dalai Lama
Mao
Hua
Income Tax Proposal Aims to Help Ohio Schools
Ohio lawmakers debate a district income tax allowing voters to fund schools amid district closures and job losses. Rep. Wilkowski promotes it to aid districts. Rep. Tablack doubts voter support for a fourth tax but backs a separate plan offering tax breaks to modernize industrial equipment and preserve jobs.
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Columbus
Ohio
George D. Tablack
Campbell
Ways and Means
Leas
Tablack
Arthu Wilkowski
Toledo
Powerfu Ways and Means
Wilkowski
Mahoning County
Robert E. Netzley
Laura
Dennis E. Eckart
Euclid
Robert L. Corbin
Dayton
Readers urged to send brief letters to editor
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