Kansas City Chronicle Leadership Roster for Sept 21 1877
The issue lists staff roles with K C Chronicle publisher G Kenner Bush and managers including Fred W Weber II circulation Fred E Bolles retail advertising William Coon classified advertising Carl Weber and production manager Carl Weber.
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G Kenner Bush
Fred W Weber II
Fred E Bolles
William Coon
Carl Weber
Athens County fights for full back taxes from Conrail Penn Central
Athens County Treasurer Richard L. Coe denounces two court plans for partial tax payments by Conrail and Penn Central. He argues the plans violate the absolute priority rule and local property tax rights. The county seeks full cash payment of delinquent taxes and current taxes on retained property, warning of broader tax-system implications. The dispute centers on 16 states involved and potential settlements by Oct. 19 with the bankruptcy judge deciding the fate of the plan.
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Richard L.coe
Conrail
Penn Central
United States District Court of
Athens
Chauncey
Athens Beans
Ohio
Athens County
Ohio House
U.S
Budget Commission
New York
New York City
Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association
New York State
New Jersey
Boston
Philadelphia
Penn Central Corporation
Richard L. Coe
Letters to the Editor from The Messenger Readers
A collection of letters from Ohio readers including claims that Gov. Rhodes closed Holy Hill Cathedral in Delaware and a call to remove him from office. Another note urges action on animal neglect at Athens County Dog Shelter with a young writer sharing care tips. The Meigs Local Teachers praise community support during school district contract negotiations.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Gov. Rhodes
Delware
Holy Hill Catheral
Leroy Jenkins
Rev. Jenkins
Our Messenger
Athens County
Meigs Local Teachers’ Association
Meigs
Board of Education
MLTA
Charles A. Downie
Sympathy for Carter's Loss of Lance
Washington editorial notes the Bert Lance affair harms Carter's presidency and public trust. It argues loss of Lance deprives Carter of a bridge to Congress and media, while criticizing the administration's hasty judgment and blurred lines between business and private gain. It urges restraint and accountability.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Carter
Lance
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Joining Senate Liberals on Oil Holdings
James Kilpatrick weighs in on Kennedy’s energy bill amendment to bar major oil producers from owning coal or uranium assets. He argues liberals push for restraint on big energy firms while conservatives resist, noting oil giants already hold coal and uranium interests and risk further consolidation.
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Senate
James Kilpatrick
Teddy Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Howard Metzenbaum
Kennedy
Tower of
Texas
Thurmond
South Carolina
George Mason
Bayh
Gulf Oil
Pittsburg Midway Coal Co
Continental Oil
Consolidation Coal
Occidental Petroleum
Island Creek
Standard Oil of Ohio
Old Ben
Kerr-McGee
Colorado
Floyd Haskell
Haskell
Press coverage and lessons from Bert Lance case
The piece argues the Lance affair exposed failures in executive oversight and Senate confirmation. It credits the press with necessary scrutiny while urging restraint and continued focus on policy issues and public welfare beyond personal scandals. It praises Jody Powell but warns against enemy lists and political demagoguery.
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Carter
Lance
Jody Powell
Bert Lance
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Congress
Middle East
Community urged to save day care centers amid ARC funding fight
Citizens urged to write Senator Jennings Randolph to support the ARC funded Developmental Day Care five center network in New Lexington Logan The Plains Nelsonville Athens and at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville as ARC money renewal stalls.
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the Messenger
Tri- County
Community Action Agency
New Lexington
Logan
the Plains
Nelsonville
Athens
Appalachian Regional Commission
ARC
Child Development Center
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jennings Randolph
Public Works Committee
Senate
U.S. Senate
Washington, D.C
Carter sympathy amid appointment controversy
The speaker defends Lance’s appointment despite a troubled financial history and criticizes the President's friends for backing him. The passage argues Carter gains personal cost from partisan posturing, expressing sympathy for the President's fragile moral stance and personal loss.
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Lance
Carter
Today in History September 21 1977 Snapshot
On this date notable events include West Germany gaining independence in 1949, the first naval clash of the American Revolution on Lake Champlain in 1776, the French monarchy’s abolition vote in 1792, and World War II and Korean War milestones. Also mentions Kissinger’s 1973 Senate confirmation, Beulah related Texas damage, Palme’s resignation, and pianist Gyorgy Sandor turning 65.
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West Germany
U.S
Germany
Lake Champlain
France
Czechoslovakia
South Korea
U.N
Henry Kissinger
U.S. Senate
Beulah
Texas
South Vietnam
Sweden
Olof Palme
Social Democratic Party
Gyorgy Sandor
Oscar Wilde
Thanks to O'Bleness Special Care Unit and ER Staff
A patient thanks the Special Care Unit staff at O'Bleness Hospital for eight days of care and expresses gratitude to Jagers for a fast emergency response and the efficiency of the emergency room.
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the Messenger
O’bleness Hospital
Jagers
O’bleness
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