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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2017
Page
4
The Athens Messenger OPINION section provides contact details for letters to the editor. Address Route 33 North and Johnson Road, Athens Ohio 45701 with phone 740 592 6612 and email info athensmessenger com for submissions directed to production manager Ike Weiss at iweiss athensmessenger com.
May budget proposals faced blunt rejection as Congress began finalizing fiscal year 2018 funding. The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to fund Labor Health and Human Services and Education, rejecting deep cuts to public broadcasting, Pell Grants, and NIH research. The panel increased NIH funding by 2 billion, while trimming several proposed programs and restoring Pell eligibility for some defrauded students.
Hints from Heloise covers heartworm prevention for dogs and cats with testing and treatment details. Pet Pal highlights Gail K adopting Twister, plus Petra and pool cleanup tips. Readers share return policy cautions and pill distinguishers, all in brief reader notes.
President Trump opens talks with Schumer and Pelosi to formalize DACA protections for about 800,000 Dreamers, while Republicans express cautious openness to border security upgrades and a permanent legal status. The plan aims to break partisan gridlock and pace a broader immigration reform package.
The piece argues that climate change did not cause Harvey or Irma and warns against misinformation. It notes viral fake shark photos, cautious media reporting, and the IPCC and NOAA findings that no robust links exist between human emissions and Atlantic hurricane activity. It also assesses proposed carbon taxes as costly with limited climate benefit.
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