Taft Campaign Unites Workers and Manufacturers in Ohio
Sen. Robert Taft advances a broad campaign aimed at blue collar and business voters. He met factory workers, spoke with the Ohio Manufacturers Association, and pitched tax reform and a strong defense. Taft contrasts with Democrat Howard Metzenbaum, citing health care and inflation tax impacts, while highlighting Ohio projects and labor outreach.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Robert Taft
Columbus’ East Side
Columbus Country Club
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Taft
Robert A. Taft Sr
William Howard Taft
Big Western Electric Corp
James Grohl
Centerville
Dayton
Kay
Grohl
Ohio
Senate
U.S. House
Ohio River
Ravenswood
W.va
Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Metzenbaum
Democratic Party
Columbus
National Health Care
Humphrey
Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council
Ford
Athens Slessenger Nutley Herald 1976 roster and staff list
The Athens Slessenger announces its 1976 staff with Frederick W. Bush as publisher from 1896 to 1929 and successors Gordon K. Bush and G. Kenner Bush, plus Richard R. Paynter as general manager and Karl W. Runser as managing editor. The roster includes Fred W. Weber II as circulation manager and Roy Cross as district editor with other department heads listed. Sunday, October 18, 1976.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Moscow London Washington D C Cost Comparisons Highlight Differences
The USA UK and USSR appear in a National Federation of Independent Business comparison titled Moscow London Washington D C Whats the Difference The study lists wages hours to buy groceries defense spending and output per person. It notes American wages about 3.83 per hour British 1.83 and Soviet 1.10 with differing hours to buy staples and varying per capita production across the three nations.
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National Federation of Independent Usiness
USA
Ussr
Moscow
London
Washington
D.C
Soviet Union
Great Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Florence s 1897 street animal ban amended for chickens
Florence Kentucky council narrows animal roaming rules and bans streetwalking chickens in a neighborhood. The ordinance originally fined owners for roaming horses cattle and other animals, with amendments to address urban poultry. The article notes the odd question of why the chickens crossed the street.
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Florence
Assassination Accusation Dampens Callaway Probe
A Senate sub committee inquiry into Bo Callaway yields no solid proof of misconduct. Senator Floyd Haskell led partisan scrutiny over alleged pressure on the Forest Service and transfer of officials. Callaway admits discussing the Crested Butte plan but denies any abuse of office.
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Washington
Senate
Bo Callaway
Callaway
Colorado
Floyd K. Haskell
Haskell
Howard H
Bo” Callaway
Georgia
Army
President
Allaway
Butte
President Ford Committee
Senator Haskell
Interior Committee
Environment and Land Resources
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Crested Butte
Haskell Hearings End With Controversy Over Timing
The hearings concluded May 14 with remarks that Callaway bore no fault and a probe that found no sinister motives. Kilpatrick notes the report’s delayed Sept 40 release amid Ford campaign politics, alleging political timing and misjudgment by Senator Haskell.
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Haskell
Ford
Morality in Foreign Policy Sees Shifting US Balance of Power
The piece contrasts Ford and Carter on moral rhetoric versus real interests, critiques Kissinger style diplomacy, and notes Vietnam's debacle revealing a shift from selfless aid to harder power tactics, prompting calls for policy adjustment.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Russia
China
Japan
Germany
Congress
Vietnam
United States
Carter and Ford confront Wilsonian drift in foreign policy
The author contrasts Carter and Ford with Kissingerism, arguing that public support for foreign policy requires idealism and openness. He warns against expanding commitments without ability to fulfill them, criticizing moral grandstanding on Eastern Europe and southern Africa and favoring Kissingerism over Wilsonianism on moral grounds.
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Dr. Kissinger
Ford
White House
Congress
Africa
Jimmy Carter
Kissinger
Carter
Europe
Latin America
Asia
United States
Russia
America
Carter Gains On Ford In Foreign Policy Debates
George Gallup reports Carter narrowed Ford’s lead on foreign policy in post debate surveys. Carter closed gaps on dealing with the Soviet Union and other nations, defense, and keeping the U.S. out of war. Polls of 1,304 adults Oct 8–11 bracket the Oct 6 debate.
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Princeton
Jimmy Carter
Ford
U.S
Carter
Soviet Union
Poll shifts show Carter gains in debate on defense and Soviets
Gallup poll compares views before and after the second debate. Ford led Carter 50 to 21 on handling the Soviet Union and 47 to 28 on national defense before the debate. After the debate Carter leads 43 to 40 on Soviets and defense, marking a sharp shift.
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Soviet Union
Ford
Carter
Reader Letters to the Messenger Sign and Contact Details
Citizens are invited to submit letters to the editor on topics of public interest. Each letter should be signed and include the writer’s address and telephone number. The Messenger reserves the right to shorten letters to fit space and reader interest.
Encounter a mix of jokes and ads in a candid column
A reader column discusses jokes about Earl Butz and racism, readers’ responses, and promotional satire. It lists humorous ad pitches selling dubious products like deluxe rope and oversized Tee PJ’s from Lake Forest Illinois, plus Bankers Life free booklets on insurance and annuities from Des Moines Iowa.
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America
Butz
Earl Butz
John Dean
Bankers Life
Consumer Services
High St
Des Moines
Iowa
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Hawkins
United Kingdoms
James Kilpatrick
Gunnison
Denver
Subcommittee
Ford, Carter
Ronald Reagan
Joseph Kraft
By George Gallup
Betore
Carter Und Betore
Ford Carter
Ketore
Gallup Poll
The
Small Society
Brickman
Lake Forest
Ill
Insurance
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