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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1977
Page
4
A reflective essay contrasts childhood New Year rituals with today’s back to school season. The narrator recalls pencils, chalk, and slate, then describes a generation shift to modern rituals, including a daughter in blue jeans and bumper-sticker T-shirts and the replacement of classic shoes with expensive sneakers.
Ohio lawmakers consider a Department of Industrial Relations bill to align state child labor rules with federal standards and raise the uniform age of adulthood to 18. Rep. Leonard J. Camera says the changes simplify procedures while preserving safeguards.
The piece analyzes the NYC Democratic primary field with focus on Bella Abzug, Edward Koch, and other contenders. It notes Farber's obstruction by petition fights, Goodman on the Republican side, and Cuomo and Beame as competing figures while praising Koch's independence and record. It closes endorsing Koch in the Democratic primary.
Ohio House faces a push from 103 groups including unions and feminist groups to pass a bill requiring employers with disability plans to include pregnancy benefits. Sponsor Rep. Strinziano cites equity while opponents warn of costs. the measure stalls in Rules Committee after a December Supreme Court ruling.
In a discussion inspired by TV Guide, five producers defend violent action in shows while noting pressure from groups like PTA and AMA to curb violence. The exchange explores whether letters from the public constitute censorship and how ratings drive network choices.
A nationwide poll shows 44 percent approve Carter energy leadership while 39 disapprove and 17 percent have no opinion. The public also sees the energy crisis as less serious than in spring, with many Americans taking steps to conserve energy such as driving less and turning off lights.
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