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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1976

Page

4

Nuclear Issue 6 tests safety and cost in Ohio vote

Ohio faces Issue 6 on November 2 that would impose stricter safety testing and insurance rules for nuclear plants. Davis-Besse near Port Clinton and Zimmer 1 on the Ohio River are under construction as coal states weigh costs and jobs. Campaigns split with utilities and AFL-CIO backing No and OUR backing Yes, while experts debate long term costs and safety assurances.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Davis-Besser Port Clinton Davis-Besse Zimmer 1 Moscow Cincinnati Ohio River Ohio Afl-Cio Vote No On 6 Doe Ohioans For Utility Reform OUR Vote No Forces BDM Corp Vienna Davis Besser BDM Herbert F. Thomson Muskingum College United Mine Workers of America Ronald M. Fluegge Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fluegge NRC Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Robert Leitz Akron

Athens newspaper staff and publisher history

The Athens stressenger listing historical staff details shows publishers from 1896 to 1965 including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and Fred W Weber II. It also lists management roles such as circulation manager retail advertising manager classified advertising manager and production manager along with the publication address Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio.

Johnson Rd Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Fred W. Weber II Fred E. Bolles J. William Coon Carl L. Weber

Public and union attitudes shift against union influence

The 11th annual Opinion Research Corp survey shows broad support for limiting union power. Majorities of the public and many union members oppose welfare for strikers and unemployment, while most favor restricting union fines and political funding.

Opinion Research Corp Princeton N.J Business Roundtable

Rinfret Eyes Higher Prices If Carter Wins

AP analysis notes Pierre Rinfret urges managers to push base profits in 1976 and 1977 amid potential wage and price controls. He cites past inflation warnings, warns that profit, not fairness, guides decisions, and says industry should prepare for possible Carter administration moves while preserving pricing flexibility.

John Cunniff NEW York Pierre Rinfret Jimmy Carter Rinfret Richard M. Nixon Nixon

Clarification Letter Mockup From Ford Campaign

A spoof letter outlines a quick response to offended readers about remarks on Poland and the Soviet Union. It parodies policy shifts and Kissinger envoy threats with exaggerated promises of weapons and influence if Ford is reelected.

Washington Ford Soviet Union Poland Europe Henry Kissinger Warsaw

Raw political letters expose campaign misquotes and misstatements

A collection of memos and form letters exposes disputed remarks by Gov. Carter and ex-Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz. The correspondence includes defenses about alleged improprieties, misquotations, and attempts to reassure recipients, noting political friction and concerns over public campaign integrity.

Earl Butz Washington Butz John Dean

From a Purely Military Point of View

A column criticizes politicians for pressuring military leaders to express policy positions. It argues General Brown should not make policy endorsements, stressing the needed split between military and civilian authority and noting Israel and U S commitments as burdens in a broader strategic context.

Harry Truman MacArthur Joint Chiefs of Staff George S. Brown Israel Brown Alexander Schindler Conference of Presidents Carter Amy New York General Brown Rabbi Schindler United States Berlin South Korea Congress Westmoreland

Readers urged to send brief letters to the editor

Citizens are invited to submit short letters to the editor on public matters. Sign your letter with name, address, and telephone number. The Messenger may condense letters to fit space and improve readability for general interest readers.

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