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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 2015

Page

4

Athens Messenger Contacts and Editorial Staff

The Athens Messenger lists its office at Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio 45701 with phone and email contacts for key editors and staff. Monica Nieporte is president Joe Higgins is editor Wendy Van Sickle is design editor Pete Dennis is advertising director and Ike Weiss is production manager.

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Editorial Smoking decline signals healthier nation

The CDC NHIS data show only one in seven adults 18 and older still smoke, a sharp fall from about half in the 1950s. First quarter 2015 figures reveal a 10 percent drop from 2014, with men at 17.4 percent and women at 13 percent. Local advocates expect trends to hit Pittsburgh. factors include higher taxes, public restrictions, e-cigarettes, and flavored hookah. While cigarette use drops, cigar use rises among youth. Giving up smoking lowers heart attack, stroke, and cancer risks, and non-smokers live about 14 years longer.

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Get off Twitter says the author in Vox and The Times

A reflective critique of Twitter’s reach cites Max Fisher, the pope, Obama, and celebrities like Larry King and Jerry Seinfeld. The piece notes Library of Congress archiving plans, doubts its feasibility, and urges readers to disconnect for simple pleasures like books and ice cream.

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Flowers for Hillary and the email scandal critique

An opinion piece likens Hillary Clinton’s email controversy to the Algernon story. It argues her public image shifts from formidable political figure to a manipulated, failing persona as Joe Biden looms and Congress questions the wiped server and 30,000 erased emails.

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Jeb Bush attacks Trump as a New Yorker in sharp ad

Jeb Bush centers on Trump being from New York and attacks his conservative credentials. The new ad ties Trump to liberal perception, cites past tax views, carried interest, and positions on health care and abortion, framing Trump as inconsistent with GOP values.

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