Ohio Issue 5 would create a residential utility group
The measure would form a voluntary funded Residential Utility Consumers Action Group led by seven trustees to advocate for consumers alongside a new government funded public utilities counsel. Supporters say RUCAG would be independent and member governed. opponents call it duplicative and costly.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Consumers Action Group
RUCAG
Ralph Nader
Public Interest
Washington, D.C
Ohioans For Utility Reform
OUR
Steve Sterrett
Citizens For
CSLCE
Eugene
Pete’’ O’grady
Consumer Counsel
Atty
William J. Brown
Athens Sessenger historical leadership roster 1825 to 1965
A compact roster lists the Athens Sessenger details including address Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio 45701. It names Frederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush as publishers with years 1896 1929 and 1929 1965 respectively along with key editorial and management staff.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Beasley Ford Pioneer Served Athens County and Nation
Fred R Beasley of Amesville built a vast auto empire from Glouster expanding to 34 Ford dealerships employing 975 people and selling thousands of vehicles annually. He led Beasley Industries a major remanufacturer and diversified into coal oil and gas while shaping civic life in Athens County. His 70th birthday tribute praised his humility helpfulness and neighborly faith in meeting customers first with a Ford.
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Fred Beasley
Amesville
Athens County
Ford
Charlie Wyatt
Henry Ford
Glouster
Beasley
Athens
Berry
Ray-Glo Stove Corp
Columbus
Ford Motor Co
Mr. Beasley
Round Two Debate Blunder Critique of Ford Claim
A reader slams Ford for misstatement on eastern Europe during a Ford Carter debate round two. The letter accuses The Messenger of hedging Carter's clear victory and questions Ford's foreign policy judgment and preparation.
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Ford
USA
Europe
Soviet Union
Carter
Letters to the Editor Welcome Signatures and Contact
Readers are invited to submit general interest letters to the editor with the writer’s name address and phone number. The Messenger may shorten letters to fit space and gauge reader interest while preserving the author’s signature and contact details.
Kennedy-King investigations seek truth on assassinations
A House select committee led by Rep. Thomas Downing of Virginia is created to probe the Kennedy and King assassinations. With a $150,000 budget and 12 members, chief investigator Richard Sprague will pursue questions about the rifle, autopsy, and possible Oswald leaks over three years, aiming to satisfy national curiosity.
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Washington
House of Representatives
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
King
Dallas
Memphis
House
House Committee
Thomas N. Downing
Virginia
Tom Downing
Downing
Richard A. Sprague
Philadelphia
Earl Warren
Warren
Book Depository
National Archives
Lee Harvey Oswald
Quotations on the President's resilience in 1924 remarks
In a November 16, 1924 statement, Will Ogers asserts the president travels nationwide with strength, arguing he bears no personal blame for national ills inherited from previous administrations. The quote emphasizes public support and misattributed responsibility.
Debates Highlight Ford Carter Foreign Policy Views
In San Francisco the two turkey debates frame Ford as stressing peace and rebuilding military strength while Carter challenges emphasis on arms sales and moral concerns. Neither offers a strong plan for American interests abroad as they clash over Russia, Iran, and allies in a fluid global context.
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San Francisco
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Soviet Union
Near East
Africa
Asia
Eastern Europe
Washington
Russia
Debate impressions weigh on Carter Ford foreign policy clash
Analysis finds both candidates disappointing with no clear answers to Soviet power and global pressure. Ford’s March misstatements and Nixon era actions are cited as missteps while Carter’s forceful image masks gaps. The duel slows losses for Carter but leaves questions about US leadership abroad.
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Georgia
Ford
Nixon
U.S
Chile
Europe
Africa
Washington
United States
Israel
Carter
Halloween sugar talk spurs readers to opt for apples or pennies
In a reader letter, Bruce Humphrey cites a doctor from the New York Institute for Child Development linking sugar, additives, and preservatives to behavioral issues in some children. The writer urges adults to replace candy with safer treats and suggests community block parties as alternatives. The column also shares a classic End of Garden Relish recipe from Rosalie, with steps and precise ingredient amounts.
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Bruce Humphrey
Reader's Digest
New York Institute For Child Development
Rosalie
Interference complaints blamed on TV gear, not CBers
Dave Smith of Newark Ohio notes FCC data show 55 289 interference complaints last year with 45 002 involving home entertainment gear. He cites that 82 percent of 36 900 cases were the TV or record player at fault, not the CBer or ham, and mentions HR 7052 and S 3033 bills in Congress to force TV makers to reduce susceptibility to unwanted signals.
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Dave Smith
K8wix
Newark
Ohio
Cbers
FCC
Congress
Headache Sufferers Read About Their Brand of Misery
The September issue of Good Housekeeping presents an extensive article on headache causes, triggers, and relief strategies, offering practical guidance for readers seeking to understand and manage their condition.
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Good Housekeeping
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Associated Press
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
O’grady
James L. Mack
Shaker Heights
John T. Looney
Wadsworth
American Friends Service Committee
Edward A. Harter
Susan E. Clark
Akron
Charles S. Toskas
Youngstown
Fred Shuttlesworth
Cincinnati
Susan M. Weaver
Cuyahoga County
Che Athens
Sessenger
Fred R. Beasley
Messenger
the Messenger
Kennedy-King Investigations
Italy
Bay of Pigs
Legislative Branch
James Kilpatrick
Will Ogers Ae
Joseph Kraft
China
Yugoslavia
Vladivostok
Iran
Dr. Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
The
Small Society
Brickman
QST
RCA
Dave
Relishes
Cbs and
Tvs
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