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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1976

Page

6

Local Athens Paper History Note From 1976

The Athens Messenger page from Friday October 22 1976 lists staff roles including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush and Richard R Paynter with Karl Runser Fred Weber II Roy Cross and others. The edition is printed at Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio.

Johnson Rd Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G. Kenner Bush Richard R. Paynter Karl W. Runser Fred W. Weber II Roy Cross Fred E. Bolles Herb Amey J. William Coon Fred Whissel Carl L. Weber

All Related: Inflation Tops Poll Links to Many Issues

A Gallup Poll analysis shows inflation and high living costs dominate public concern. The piece argues spending, welfare, unemployment, crime, tax reform, defense, gun control, energy, oil supplies, and environmental policy are intertwined, with Congress and federal programs blamed for muddled policy.

Gallup Congress Soviet Union United States Mideast Vietnam Walter Mondale

Five Americans Win Nobel Prizes in Sweden

The Nobel Committee awarded five American prizes in literature economics physics chemistry and medicine this year. The sixth prize for peace could not be awarded, a loss noted with regret, while praising American achievement for the Bicentennial year.

Sweden Nobel Committee America

Letters to the Editor Welcome Signatures and Contact Included

Readers are invited to send brief letters on general interest topics and must sign with name, address, and telephone number. The Messenger may shorten letters to fit space and enhance readability for wider reader appeal.

Minor party candidates draw protests and push libertarian appeal

The piece surveys several third party candidates in the 1970s race. It highlights Eugene McCarthy and Roger MacBride among others, noting MacBride’s Libertarian platform toward minimal government and deregulation, and sketches the spectrum from Communists to Libertarians with varied prospects in 18 states.

Washington Eugene McCarthy Lester Maddox Gus Hall Lyndon H. LaRouche Labor Party Peter Camejo Socialist Workers McCarthy Tom Anderson American Party Maddox American Independence Party Roger MacBride Libertarians MacBride Hall LaRouche Camejo Army Navy Air Force Anderson

Kilpatrick on Libertarians and MacBride in campaign view

Kilpatrick argues Libertarians stand apart in politics and mocks MacBride as a 100 percent free trader. He says such policy would harm workers in textiles steel shoes and beef and leave society to charities. He notes Libertarian aims include abolishing minimum wages and the Fed while praising their provocative yet thought provoking role.

Jimmy Carter Gene McCarthy Gerald Ford MacBride Federal Reserve Board Liberty

Will Rogers on Campaign Rhetoric and Governors

Will Rogers remarks that candidates campaign on a high plane but politicians lack capacity for it. He notes politicians chase access to power and promises endless energy for breakfast with senators. He adds Democrats must present a plan to improve the administration rather than attacking it.

Pennsylvania Avenue

Trudeau’s Three Year Anti-Inflation Plan in Canada

One year after Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau launched a three year program to curb inflation via an Anti-Inflation Board Canada shows declines in price increases from 11.6 to 6.5 percent and wages easing from 15 to 9 percent. Trudeau defends the policy against labor and business opposition while noting political cost and rising national unity. He argues restraint and disciplined behavior are needed as inflation expectations fall. The plan’s broader test remains how to maintain discipline after controls end and whether the Canadian experience offers a warning to other nations.

Ottawa Canada Pierre Elliot Trudeau Trudeau Quebec United States

Real Campaign Issues Highlight Domestic Economic Focus

George Gallup reports that inflation, government spending, unemployment, and crime top voters' concerns as the 1960s campaign nears its end. A nationwide survey shows domestic economic issues outranking war and peace questions, with amnesty, Vietnam deserters, women's rights, abortion, and the Nixon pardon rated lower in importance.

George Gallup Princeton N.J

Letters to the Editor Licks Stamps With Tongue in Check

A reader in The Messenger letters column argues about stamp collecting costs and market values. The author notes 16 million collectors, with 10 million serious adults and emphasizes plate block collecting requires substantial money, citing price ranges from 11 to 117 dollars across years 1970 to 1976 and urges budgeting at least ten dollars for most collectors.

the Messenger Post Office Department

Vote Against Abortion Supporters Editor

A citizen urges voters to oppose abortion supporters and pressure lawmakers to amend or restrict abortion rights. The writer frames the issue as a constitutional and parental rights matter and calls for a return to religious national ideals.

The Small Society Sales to Maintain the Balance

A compact feature outlines a community effort by a local society to sustain financial balance through targeted sales. It highlights key organizers, the venue, and the planned fundraising threshold. The piece notes cautious goals and anticipated community impact.

Issue 7 aims to clarify initiative and referendum processes

The letter argues Issue 7 addresses how citizens place or reject laws by ballot. It contrasts with Issues 4, 5, and 6 linking to utility reform and notes Issue 7 would create a clear standard for future ballots. Support from groups like Common Cause is noted and a “yes” on Issue 7 is urged.

the Messenger California Common Cause

Marigold Proposed as National Flower for All

Supporters call for selecting the marigold as the national flower citing its beauty abundance and divine gift. They emphasize the white marigold as part of the appeal and urge flower lovers to back the effort.

National Flower the Messenger

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