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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
4
The extended review argues against reopening the 1968 Kennedy assassination case arguing it could spark a new conspiracy scare and distract from present issues. The piece urges laws limiting investigations after a defined period and favors leaving history to historians.
Reagan signaled he will challenge President Ford after California GOP leaders at a 1100-member state central committee meeting, despite Ford pre empting efforts. Reagan's temper rose with defections led by Paul Haerle and opposition from some financial backers.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Reagan appeals to California grassroots against Ford in a national race. Reagan's strength lies with conservative volunteers, while Ford shifts focus to New Hampshire and Florida as early tests loom. The piece notes money men like Holmes Tuttle staying loyal to Reagan and warns of a tough California showdown if Reagan remains viable in June.
Letter from teachers at Federal Hocking Middle School describes repeated plaster falls with chunks weighing 70 to 150 pounds. They warn of ongoing danger, cite lack of funds for repairs, and urge action to prevent injuries or loss of life while noting prior budget cuts and aging facilities.
Ohio enacts a law creating a State Board of Speech Pathology and Audiology to license about 2000 therapists by Jan 1. Applicants face exam, education, and supervised experience requirements. grandfather clause exempts current workers. Governor to appoint five board members within 90 days. Board to be funded by fees.
Readers letters reveal teachers rebut claims they cause dropping test scores. They blame parents courts legislators and bureaucrats for standards slipping while noting rising duties from desegregation nutrition and record keeping strain classrooms.
Ohio ERDA head Robert S. Ryan urges 68 degree thermostat setting to curb fuel use and bills this winter. He predicts higher costs for primary fuels, discusses gas curtailment effects on industry, and promotes conserving energy through insulation and wiser choices.
George Gallup report shows a majority of Americans oppose police and fire strikes, with sanitation workers split. Public support for unions remains, but backing for the right to strike wanes in vital health and life services. Arbitration favored after seven days of deadlock.
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