Athens newspaper masthead and staff list
The Athens Messenger publication masthead lists editors and managers including Frederick W. Bush, Gordon K. Bush, G. Kenner Bush, R. Paynter as general manager, Karl W. Runser as managing editor, Roy Cross as district editor, Herb Amey as city editor, Fred Whissel as editorial page editor, Fred W. Weber II as production, Fred E. Bolles as circulation, and J. William Coon and Carl L. Weber in advertising.
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Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Ohio University Center Favored for Coal Research Site
Athens area visits by a House subcommittee evaluating Sub. H.R. 14 focus on placing a state coal research and training center at Ohio University. The piece argues against duplicating efforts with OSU and urges the Athens campus for efficiency and quicker impact on Ohio's ailing coal industry.
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General Assembly
Athens
Ohio University
University
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Utilities
House Insurance, Utilities and Financial Institutions Committee
Arthur Bowers
Ohio State University
OSU
Ohio State
Ohio
Ohio University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Moon Moonies Case Tests Parental Conservatorship Powers
Boston asks whether parents can override adult children rights in a Moonies case. A judge granted 30 days conservatorship for five followers aged 21 to 26 to be sent home for de programming. Appellate court stays order. constitutional questions on free speech and worship loom as society debates adulthood and parental authority.
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Boston
S. Lee Ee Reas
San Francisco
Sun Myung Moon
Supreme Court
New York
Moon
Vavaris
Arizona
Ted Patrick
Rev. Moon
Hare Krishna
Marx
Love
Pennsylvania
Jesus
Appeals Court
Will Rogers on wages and Washington politics
May 20 1926 Rogers critiques high wages for hired help in Washington and argues heavy costs of running a business, noting the cheap man becomes the high priced man. He warns about postures of big business and the costs after hiring.
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Washington
Audience backs trapping but warns against near homes
A reader defends trapping as beneficial to farmers and nature while urging trappers to avoid near communities. The letter urges continued support for trapping, hunting, and fishing, cautions against anti trapping groups, and promotes joining state and national associations for information.
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the Messenger
Ee Ee Stas Eateenmene
Ohio
National Trappers Assoc. Inc
Redmond St
Teaneck
N.J
Ruth Gram
Bellville
Brief Letters to the Editor Notice
The Messenger invites general interest letters signed by the author with rest and telephone number. Letters may be condensed for space and readability, and the editor may select items based on reader interest.
Legislators Debating Charitable Bingo Regulation in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio a legislative subcommittee debates liberalizing or tightening rules on charitable bingo. Key figures Rep Sherrod Brown Rep Thomas Carney clash over licensing and expansion while Rep C J McLin and Terry Tranter seek broader access. Amendments pending reprint as hearings move toward the full committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Uinge Encinas
Sherrod Brown
Mansfield
Brown
Thomas J. Carney
Youngstown
Com
Carney
C.J. McLin
Dayton
Terry M. Tranter
Cincinnati
Tranter
Interdiction in Carter's Energy Policy and its Costs
The piece argues against energy interdiction under Carter, promoting price signals and taxation to curb fuel use. It cites gasoline taxes, water metering, and rationing as less intrusive tools, warns against centralized control, and critiques bureaucratic exemptions. It notes public discomfort with restrictions and questions whether Carter would pursue interdiction.
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New York City
Neighbor Jones
Smith
Rabel
Carter
A Reasonable Compromise on Concorde
Washington faces a Carter era debate over Concorde landing at Kennedy airport and the impact on Long Island residents. A proposed plan would allow landing but ban takeoff, with transport of the aircraft to Washington and then Dulles to manage noise and political concerns for France and Britain.
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Washington
Carter
France
Britain
Kennedy
Port Authority
New York
Long Island
Deen Sensees O
England
State Department
Dulles
London
Paris
Jfk
Baltimore
Air
British Airways
New
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James Schlesinger
John Lindsay
United States
Brickman
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