Newspaper staff roll and publication date
The listing names G. Kenner Bush publisher Richard R. Paynter general manager Fred W. Weber II circulation manager Fred E. Bolles retail advertising manager J William Coon classified advertising manager Carl L Weber production manager Karl W Runser managing editor Roy Cross district editor Herb Amey city editor Fred Whissel editorial page editor Tuesday September 28 1976 Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Remembering Julie Ann Christinsen at Hocking Hills Park
A lamenting column recalls 13 year old Julie Ann Christinsen who died at Cedar Falls after slipping at Hocking Hills State Park. The piece condemns park safety lapses and urges stronger warnings and postings to prevent future deaths.
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Julie Ann Christinsen
Hocking Hills State Park
Columbus
Hocking Hills
Julie Ann
Cedar Falls
Julie Anns
Falls
Ungalvanizing First Debate Echoes Old Fox Nixon-Kennedy
A columnist reflects on the 1956 Kefauver Stevenson exchange and the 1978ish, Carter Ford debate dynamics. It notes Carter’s missteps, Ford’s restraint, and the ungalvanizing effect of the exchange, comparing styles to past presidents and poloing at rhetoric and tax policy.
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P. G. Wodehouse
Raymond Moley
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Minneapolis
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Congress
Carter
John F. Kennedy
Lyn
Cana President and the fight against special interests
An opinion piece argues a president can govern by taking control of the administration, reducing private influence via public funding, disclosure, open meetings, and reforming agencies and congressional jurisdictions, aided by vigilant citizens and a press. It frames government as fragmented by enduring special interests and urges decisive executive restructuring to enable coherent policy.
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Jimmy Carter
Averell Harriman
LBJ
Joe Kennedy
Fdr
George Washington
Carter
White House
Nixon
Ford
John Gardner
Congress
General Motors
American Medical Association
Watergate
Dole Keeps Convention Crowds Laughing With One Liners
At the Ohio Republican Convention Sen. Robert Dole delivered a 45 minute speech in a folksy style mixing humor with sharp charges against Jimmy Carter. He joked about the running mate process and referenced the Ford selection amid taunts at Carter on tax reform defense cuts and grain policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Dole
Jimmy Carter
Bill Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Squire
Kansas
Robert Taft
Cincinnati
Dole
Taft
Carter
Penthouse
Ford
Kansas City
John Connally
Ann Armstrong
William Ruckelshaus
Connally
Russell
Kan
Georgia
Divorce as Tax Break Tops Couple’s Session
A Washington marriage counse lor session pivots to tax laws as a couple seeks divorce to cut IRS costs. The counselor warns against evading taxes, suggests genuine reasons or therapy, and notes tax rules make repeated marriage and divorce unworkable. The punch line: the counselor refers them to H and R Block for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Readers respond on bypass ceremony and PVC concerns
A letter criticizes the Athens bypass ceremony for excluding City Councilman Jerry Adams and urges fair recognition of Democrats. The writer recalls a Jackson ceremony and praises bipartisan guest inclusion. A second letter argues PVC plastic is not carcinogenic, blaming raw materials and noting PCB and PBB confusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Gerry Frye
Vinton County Courier
Athens
Jerry Adams
Jackson
J. Phillip Richley
Ohio Department of Transportation
Karl Bunkleman
ODOT
Public Information Office
Michigan
Gratitude for Support After Open-Heart Surgery at Cleveland Clinic
The writer thanks everyone for kindness during recent open heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic. They acknowledge donations of blood, flowers, gifts, cards, calls and prayers as meaningful and comforting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Cleveland Clinic
Community letter laments school board pressure on coach
Citizens of Athens criticize elected officials for failing to represent voters after pressure from an outside group. The note cites the school board’s error and the resulting furor that led Bill Whaley to not reapply, depriving youth of a dedicated coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Athens
Bill Whaley
Athens bands exchange thrills Athens and Ohio University
To Mr. Steve Berry Mr. Ron Socciarelli and the students in the Ohio University and Athens High School Marching Bands Thanks for a weekend of fantastic and exciting music at Athens High School Friday and Ohio University Saturday Your idea of a band exchange was great It was a truly tremendous way to begin our school year in Athens.
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the Messenger
Steve Berry
Ron Socciarelli
Ohio University
Athens
Athens High School
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