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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1969
Page
6
The note lists key staff at the Athens Ohio publication dated Wednesday September 17 1949 including Fred W Weber circulation director Charles W Reamer managing editor WW HeDargh advertising director Richard A Paynter assistant to the publisher and the Athens Ohio address 45701.
The article discusses anticipated peace dividend from ending Vietnam war and possible postwar surplus used for social programs. It notes Herbert Stein's study of consequences through 1975, impact of rising prices, and revenue sharing and federal programs totaling billions over five to twelve years.
Louis Boiee Gr, a Mohawk born on a reservation, becomes vice president at a New York ad agency. He voices harsh views on reservation life and pushes for industrial jobs to lift Indians, arguing employment and industry near reservations can reduce hardships and improve welfare. He faces internal conflict over his methods and goals.
The 1988 US trade picture highlights a smaller goods trade surplus, rising imports, and a $728 million exports surplus from 1987’s $4.1 billion. Total U.S. exports reach $304.8 billion as imports climb, with grain and feed sectors under pressure amid global market shifts affecting agriculture policy and farm profitability.
The article surveys Joseph Krapyt’s views on U.S. foreign policy and nuclear deterrence amid Cold War rivalries. It references China, arms talks, Seton discussions, and broader U.S. strategic posture in the Mediterranean and Red Sea regions, noting Soviet influence and Western aims.
In Brooklyn and nearby farms, residents recall hard work and neighborly deeds. Profiles recount Belgians, farmers, and locals like Clem, Junie Maniat, and Faith Hess who built lives from farming, trucking, and small businesses. Community memory highlights pride, struggle, and shared risks.
A conservative column discusses aid to police as a promising start. It notes state efforts to improve communications systems and federal grant programs, citing Detroit Dallas Los Angeles Chicago and others. The piece questions effectiveness and warns against waste.
An OCR heavy clipping references a delivery by Eareard BATS and mentions a year amount of 18.68. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and broken names, making it hard to identify people or events clearly. The readable portion notes Associated Press attribution and a delivery assertion.
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