Debate urged to inform voters in Ohio gubernatorial race
The piece argues for public debates between Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste and Gov. James A. Rhodes, criticizing Rhodes for avoiding exposure and urging voters to compare candidates on the same platform. It cites the Ohio League of Women Voters and a Cleveland Plain Dealer view that debates strengthen democracy.
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Moscow Olympics Politics and Sports Tangle Into Uncertain 1980 Games
The piece notes how the Olympic movement has suffered politicization from Nazi propaganda at Berlin 1936 and the Munich 1972 massacre, with growing U S Soviet tensions threatening Moscow 1980. NBC has paid about 85 million for rights and 40 million for insurance to Lloyds, amid 30 million more in travel and production costs, while advertisers fill roughly 80 percent of airtime. The author hopes future games restore sportmanship and improves international ties despite the current climate.
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Farmers Propose Field Signs to Identify Crops
A humorous note on farmers labeling crops like parsley and artichokes for passing city folk. The idea aims to help drivers recognize produce without formal rules, suggesting farmers handle labeling as a friendly local effort rather than a bureaucratic process.
Tax cut fever tests lawmakers resolve and public mood
Politicians confront the tax cutting wave sparked by Proposition 13 and similar measures. McCormack recalls a blunt public line as GOP leaders dodge political risk while Governor Milliken and figures like Bill Brock and Gerald Ford weigh the risks and ethics of deep tax cuts and targeted attacks on government services.
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Joggers Fill City Mornings With Exhausting Spectacle
A humorous column laments joggers on S Court Street draining energy from drivers and workers. It contrasts joggers with walkers and notes anecdotes of conflicts with motorists, highlighting the cultural clash of morning fitness and urban life.
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Carter fortunes face peanut industry crunch amid demographic shift
Washington reports reveal President Carter's Plains Georgia peanut warehouse losses near 450000 dollars last year. Analysts link declines in peanut butter demand to a shrinking birth rate and aging consumer base, suggesting markets for elderly products could boost sales while brand Skippy and other items target older shoppers.
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