Athens Messenger names and masthead, Aug 7 1973
The Athens Messenger dated Tuesday August 7 1973 presents its masthead with the publisher Frederick W. Bush and successors, editors, and staff roles. It lists corporate address Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio and notes historical publishing lineage from 1825 to 1965.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Right to Die Gallup Poll Finds Euthanasia Approval Rises
New Jersey based Gallup results show 53 percent of Americans support doctors ending a noncurable patient life on request, up from 36 percent in 1950. Youthful approval climbs to 67 percent while education and faith correlate with support. survey of 1,544 adults conducted July 6–9.
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N.J
Gallup
National
Maryland
Raleigh, N.C
Mirakes
Union City
Somerville
Lofton’s comeback as syndicated columnist after Monday folding
William F Buckley profiles Lofton Jr a sharp tongued Republican columnist who sparked tension with editors and producers. Despite Monday shutting its doors Lofton plans a syndicated return noting his bold recall and feisty stance in political journalism.
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Italy
John D. Lofton Jr
Lofton
Republican Party
Vermont
Florida
Democratic National Committee
Richard Starnes
Charles Guggenheim
Kennedy
George McGovern
Guggenheim
Henry Wallace
Status of Legislation in Congress in Brief
Summary of major bills showing progress in Congress. Items include Alaska oil pipeline passed in both houses awaiting compromise, farm programs revision passed, and several acts in committee or awaiting presidential action. Other measures cover defense, education, foreign aid, payroll and taxes, and social welfare.
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Congress
Senate
House
Defense
Legal Services Corporation
Readers' Letters Welcome Public Interest Opinions
Letter page invites reader opinions on daily issues and public interest topics. Editors prefer submissions of one page or less for publication consideration.
Athens High School hires L H Rockhill as coach and PE teacher
The Messenger notes L H Rockhill was appointed coach and physical education teacher at Athens High School, succeeding J D Torrance who left to enter business. Also recalls 25 years ago Dr Jezzelton E Simmons of Akron University gave the commencement address as 223 Ohio University graduates earned diplomas in summer exercises.
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L. H. Rockhill
Athens High School
J. D. Torrance
Jezzelton E. Simmons
Akron University
Ohio University
Ohio Lawmaker Seeks Study of Underground Water Supplies
Rep. Fred N. Young proposes a legislative study by the Legislative Service Commission to assess Ohio underground water resources affecting about 5 million residents. The plan aims to anticipate management needs as Dayton uses the most ground water in the state and risks from over-pumping and pollution rise.
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Ohio
110Th General Assembly
Fred N. Young
Legislative Service Commission
LSC
111Th General Assembly
Young
Senate
House
Commission
Dayton
Ohio Advisory Council
National Water Commission
Board of Trustees
Water Management Association of Ohio
Today In History August 7 1973 Highlights and events
This AP digest lists key historical events for August 7 across years. From the 1789 establishment of War and Navy departments to 1959 Chinese forces invading India and 1963 JFK's son being born, with notes on Nixon's 1960s convention win and environmental quality reports. The verse ends with a legal maxim: That which is built upon the land goes with the land.
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U.S. War and Navy Departments
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Progressive Party
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Berlin
India
John F. Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
West Germany
West
Berlin Wall
Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
President Ehrlichman on Ellsberg Break In
In a satirical analysis the column argues Ehrlichman and Ervin both miss the mark on presidential power to authorize break ins. It asserts that the President may have a duty to pursue information but aides cannot conduct such illegal acts for him. The piece questions Constitutional boundaries in the Watergate context.
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Washington
John Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Sam Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Heinrich
Elisberg
Nixon Ellsberg break-in discussed as constitutional issue
A dialogue examines presidential power to commit unlawful acts for national security. The speakers debate whether Nixon could have justified breaking into Dr Fielding's office and retrieving Ellsberg records, with Ehrlichman and legal theories cited to argue broad presidential authority.
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Nixon
CIA
Dr. Fielding
Beverly Hills
Elisberg
White House
The Messenger Publishing Co. Subscription Rates and Address
The Athens Ohio newspaper The Messenger Publishing Co lists daily and Sunday delivery rates by mail and carrier. Prices include daily and Sunday options, with weekly and yearly terms, and note entrance as second class matter.
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