Historic Athens Messenger masthead and staff list
The item presents the Athens Messenger newspaper masthead with Route 33 N and Johnson Road address in Athens Ohio and lists longtime staff including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and others as publisher managing editor and directors.
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Athens
JtHlessenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Suez reopening reshapes naval balance by Crozier critique
William F Buckley discusses Brian Crozier's Times analysis on the Suez Canal reopening shrinking routes between the Black Sea and Indian Ocean. He warns Soviet naval leverage grows with Persian Gulf access, risks to Western oil, and a weakened US Navy era ahead under Nixon.
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Brian Crozier
London
Institute For the Study of Conflict
London Times
Suez Canal
Black Sea
Indian Ocean
Mr. Crozier
Suez
India
U.S. Naval
Diego Garcia Island
Uncle Sam
Soviet Union
Indian
Persian Gulf
Russia
Gorshkov
Kremlin
Not Fun For Liberals In The Nixon Era
Washington recalls liberal disillusionment as Watergate shifts political loyalties. Partridge laments becoming mainstream and losing identity after Nixon’s downfall. A plan to switch sides to oppose Buckley sparked a provocative twist.
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Nixon
James Buckley
Buckley
Partridge
Democratic Endorsement Tests New Ohio Primary Process
In Columbus Ohio the state Democratic party tests its first statewide endorsement program on May 7 aiming to present endorsed candidates to voters. Chairman Lavelle argues endorsements strengthen candidate quality and strategic backing, contrasting GOP consensus efforts seen as morale boosts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Democratic Party
William A. Lavelle
Lavelle
Republican Party
Kent B. McGough
GOP
Tony Hall
Hall
Richard F. Celeste
Cleveland
U.S
Senate
Howard Metzenbaum
John Glenn
Page One News
John J. Gilligan
James Nolan
U.S. Senate
John Brown
McGough
Rhodes Campaigning Again From Ohio Governor Run
James A. Rhodes at 64 planes his bid for the Ohio governorship while juggling his industrial development work. He accuses John Gilligan of mismanagement and says after the May 7 primary he will devote full time to campaigning. He cites higher state employment and a costly re election effort by Gilligan.
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John Gilligan
Rhodes
Gilligan
United States
Ohio
Statehouse
Ohio legislators listed with contact details in district pages
The notice lists members including Sen. Robert Taft Jr. and Sen. Harry L. Arms with district assignments in Ohio and representatives Claire Ball Oakley Collins with addresses and phone numbers in Columbus Logan Athens and surrounding areas. It presents district designations 17th 91st 92nd and contact lines for outreach.
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Ohio Senate
Harry L. Arms
Columbus
Ohio
Claire M
Buzz) Ball Jr
Readers' Letters Shape Public Debate On Daily Issues
This page invites general public opinion on issues of broad interest as a lifeblood for Letters to the Editor. It notes the forum is not suitable for personal announcements notices or thanks of a narrowly personal nature.
Abolition Fight Over Mayors Courts Faces Vote
In Columbus Ohio backers push a bill to abolish about 500 mayors courts statewide amid claims it curbs local authority. Rep Arthur Wilkowski says the measure, amended to create 38 new state judgeships, could clear the House after May 15.
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Columbus, Ohio
Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
Mayors' courts face critique and reform debate
Brickman Wilkowski warns attendance may falter after the primary as lawmakers consider delaying a May 15 floor vote on new judges. He argues justice costs justify the price and Mayors' courts serve as revenue for municipalities, while opponents say they embody weak justice and bias toward police. Rep. Luther defends keeping mayor courts, noting residents can transfer cases, and critics cite lack of court reporting of traffic offenses and bond forfeitures.
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Wilkowski
Toledo
Richard Broughton
Upper Arlington
Raymond Luther
Washington inaugurates as first U S president in 1789
On this date in 1789 George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States at Federal Hall in New York. Also noted: the Navy Department was created in 1798 and the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 doubled the nation’s size.
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George Washington
United States
Federal Hall
New York
U.S. Navy Department
Louisiana Purchase
France
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard G. Kleindienst
John W. Dean
Juliana
The
Netherlands
Robert Shaw
The Messenger Publishing Co. notice
Daily and Sunday edition pricing and delivery options listed for the Athens Ohio publication The Messenger Publishing Co. Includes carrier and tube route terms, mail rates by period, and post office classification with addresses.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Washington, D.C
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