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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1976

Page

4

Athens St Messenger Founded in 1825 on Route 33 N

The Athens St Messenger, a historic Ohio daily, traces its roots to 1825 with a listing of past leadership including Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush as publishers and Karl W. Runser as managing editor. Names and roles reflect a long tradition in local journalism.

Che Athens St 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 Kiam Coon Fred Whissel Carl L. Weber Florida

Absenteeism in Congress Scrutinized by Rep Miller

10th District Rep Clarence E Miller urges enforcing the 1872 law to dock daily pay for absences. He notes 615 votes in 1975 with average missed days and argues attendance protects voters’ representation while warning of governance damage. He cites Will Rogers and the sigh after adjournment.

10Th District Clarence E. Miller Congress Miller Congressional House of Representatives Will Rogers

Hard Cold Facts On Nonprescription Cough Remedies

A Harvard study for the FDA finds Americans spent over 735 million dollars last year on nonprescription cough and cold products that offer only limited relief. The report notes stronger medicines were previously prescription only but may now be sold without a prescription, though the author ends with the view that no medicine is necessary for welfare.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration Harvard FDA Francis C. Lowell

In Between Times in the Blue Ridge and Beyond

The author reflects on the in-between season, noting a fall drought on local farms in SCRABBLE VA. He laments crops ruined by frost and heat, observes shifts in cattle and orchard wealth, and foresees autumn’s arrival with cooler nights and fires. The piece ties rural life to national election eve.

Carter Campaign Style Focused On Loyal Inner Circle

The piece argues Carter relies on a small, loyal staff for strategy and debates while keeping outsiders at a distance. It notes his integration with party figures and advisers split across Columbia and Washington groups, raising questions about conflicts of interest and overall experience for the presidency.

Jimmy Carter Carter Democratic Party Hamilton JorGas Jody Powell Gerald Rafshoon Pat Caddell Charles Kirbo Columbia Zbigniew Brzezinski Washington Brookings and Carnegie Ford Cusehold Dean Burch Federal Communications Commission William Ruckelshau Gerry Rafshoon Caddell Nixon Haldemans Ehrlichmans

Ohio lawmakers read bingo law for wrinkles and fixes

Ohio faces a review of its three month old charitable bingo law as hearings begin on Rep. Marcus Roberto’s measure. The push seeks a tighter definition of bingo, closing loopholes and curb rental abuses while noting 1,323 groups applied for licenses since May 26 with 666 granted and 98 denied.

Columbus Ohio House Judiciary Harry J. Lehman D-16 Shaker Heights Lehman Marcus Roberto Ravenna Len Stanley J. Aronoff Cincinnati American Legion Voice of America

Pardon, politics, and frost tips collide in reader letters

A defense of presidential pardons over draft dodgers contrasts with calls for lawful penalties and accountability. A separate note mocks and debates garden frost protection advice from Rodale Press and an agriculture extension agent, citing energy concerns and questionable methods.

Rodale Press Emmaus Jack Frost Organic Gardening Pennsylvania

Frost risk and water costs hit tomato gardeners and meters

Readers warned that frost protection requires substantial water, boosting bills for those with meters. The note criticizes overuse and imagines garden sprinklers used all night. It then explains static and dynamic wheel balancing costs and mechanics. The piece ends with a report on allergy research using DGS tied to penicillin and six month protection.

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