Route 682 Editorial Correction on Route 682 Improvements
The editorial retracts earlier stance on using Issue I funds for Route 682 by Athens County. Ohio DOT official Harry Myers explains 1968 bonds fund congestion relief, with county funds, state, and federal aid roles. Proposals hinge on identifying needs, planning, hearings, and expiry of funds by Jan 1 1979.
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Karen Harvey
Athens County
Ohio Department of Transportation
Harry Myers
Myers
Department of Highways
Harvey
United Appeal Aims For $120000 Goal In Athens County
William H. Barr, UA board president, forecasts a $120 000 campaign goal for the Athens County United Appeal. He cites improving economy and a larger campaign, noting the target surpasses last year and doubles the 1973 result. Citizens will be pledging as solicitors visit in about a week, with support sought from 14 agencies.
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Athens County
Barr
United Appeal Board
United Appeal
Athens
U.S Yugoslavia relations at their lowest in 30 years
An AP analysis notes strained ties between the United States and Yugoslavia. Disputes over hijackings, espionage cases, and Yugoslav nonalignment have cooled relations and concerned European allies as post Tito-era uncertainties loom. Belgrade critics accuse Washington of bias and interference while NATO diplomats warn of broader instability.
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Boris Boskovic
Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
America
Europe
Soviet Union
Richard M Nixon
Tito
Ford
Panama
Canal
Trans World Airlines
U.S
Croatia
Andrija Artukovic
Laszlo Toth
Toth
Silberman
NATO
Rhodes Aims to Redefine Republican Role in Congress
Rep. John Rhodes argues the GOP must replace its negative image with a constructive program. He envisions a viable minority capable of proposing concrete policies, outlines a year old “Program for Progress” including Social Security reforms and broader retirement options, and warns against further losses in the House.
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Washington
George Tierney
John Rhodes
Arizona Republican
Rhodes
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Congressional
Republicans
The Futile System by James Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick critiques the political system and the Rhodes book while noting private capital pools and proposals that seem appealing but likely dead on arrival. He argues leadership change and Republican gains are needed, though unlikely due to their negative image and the Democrats’ strong control.
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Rhodes
Job Talk and Tips From a Friend's System
A writer shares a friend's aggressive yet precise approach to landing work. It centers on identifying hiring decision makers, crafting targeted letters with a tailored resume, and pro active follow ups by phone and mail to uncover openings and showcase fit. The piece also touches on unrelated consumer tips and health warnings.
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Bruce Humphrey
XYZ
Ohio considers compulsory auto liability insurance
A Senate resolution orders a study by the Legislative Service Commission to report by March 1 1977 on potential compulsory auto liability insurance in Ohio. It cites New York Massachusetts and North Carolina as examples and weighs uninsured motorist coverage as a possible option.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Legislative Service Commission
General Assembly
New York
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Sad Facts About The Happy Median
New York AP essay argues median family income is unstable and context dependent. It notes shifts by year and location, inflation effects, and that reaching the median does not guarantee comfort or happiness. It questions whether income alone defines richness or class.
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New York
Austin
Tex
Chicago
Los Angeles
Anchorage
Alaska
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U.s.-Yugoslavia
Laurence Silberman
The
Small Society
Brickmon
James Kilpatrick
Playboy
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colo
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Consumer Affairs
Detroit
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