The Messenger Publishing Co. Acknowledgment Line
The Messenger Publishing Co lists its Route 33 N Athens location with historical leadership figures from 1825 to 1965 and current management roles including publisher and editors. The notice documents Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G. Kenner Bush and Fred W. Weber among staff.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Turkey resumes poppy production despite aid cut proposal
A 1974 editorial condemns Turkey for resuming poppy cultivation while the U.S. debates halting all military and economic aid. It cites heroin trafficking, the 80 percent regional source of illicit heroin, and a bill by Rep. Guyer to suspend aid until production ends. The piece urges firm action against drug trafficking while opposing further aid.
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Mark Twain
America
Twain
Turkey
United States
Herion
Marseilles
Findlay
Tennyson Guyer
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Tenth District
Clarence E. Miller
Guyer
Trukish
Public mood low as Gallup finds inflation top worry
George Gallup survey shows 68 percent expect worsening economy over six months and 52 percent foresee a 1930s-like downturn. Inflation named No 1 problem by 44 percent blaming government, 23 percent blaming the public, with Ford pledging action and a plan to balance the budget as prices rise. Public plans to cut spending with 64 percent reducing outlays and 67 percent already trimming.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Ford
Congress
Gallup
Cost of Living Council
Kilpatrick Opposes Post Bill Creating Consumer Protection Agency
James Kilpatrick condemns H R 13163 and S 707 as un American and dangerous. He argues a single consumer interest cannot be defined and warns the Administrator would hold near unchecked power, undermining checks and balances. He questions costs and effects on freedoms and due process.
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Washington
Consumer Protection Agency
House
Senate
Ford
Ralph Nader
Virginia Knauer
America
Department of Transportation
Federal Register
Congress
Treasury proposal would let adults brew beer at home
A Treasury Department plan sent to the Senate Finance Committee would permit anyone 18 or older to brew up to 100 gallons annually for personal use, with a 200 gallon limit in two-adult homes. Registration would be required and a new branch office is planned for New Straitsville to manage demand.
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Treasury Department
Senate
Treasury
Congress
New Straitsville
Inflation and world grain shortage press Ford on supply action
The article analyzes how rising world demand and droughts push fuel for inflation, with grain production down in the Midwest signaling tighter supplies. It notes President Ford must pursue international supply measures, possibly restricting American food exports, as global populations grow and demand rises.
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Ford
Midwest
Europe
Japan
United States
Soviet Union
Indian Subcontinent
Readers debate food export policy and Ford’s early presidency
Readers discuss grain shortages and price risks from U S crop downticks in 1974. They warn of higher world prices as Europe and other buyers enter the U S market and urge international export restraint to protect domestic needs and aid poorer nations. They question President Ford’s options to curb inflation and grain shortages.
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Japan
Department of Agriculture
United States
Europe
Washington
Asia
Ford
State Department
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Tax Dollars Travel Between Ohio and Washington
Ohio public expenditure council notes two way flow of federal revenue sharing funds used as securities. About 2 billion dollars invest in federal securities while Ohio earns 10.1 million in interest on 148.4 million balance as of June 30 1974. Revenue sharing funds fund tax relief and state programs, with 91 million appropriated Jan 1972 to June 30 1973 including 41 million for vocational education and 18 million for natural resources.
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Ohio
Treasury Department
State of
General Revenue Fund
Department of Natural Resources
Today in History Highlights for August 19, 1974
On this date in 1934 Germans voted for Adolf Hitler as successor to Hindenburg. In 1992 a clergyman and five women were executed in Salem Massachusetts for witchcraft. George Papadopoulos sworn in as Greece's first president a year ago. Willie Shoemaker age 43 and Marie Wilson age 58 born on this date. Pablo Picasso quote included.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hindenberg
Salem
Mass
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Willie Shoemaker
Marie Wilson
Pablo Picasso
The Athens Messenger Publication and Delivery Rates
The Athens Messenger informs readers of publication pattern and pricing. It lists daily and Sunday single-copy prices, carrier delivery routes, tube route details, and mail subscription rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U S locations. It notes Second Class Matter status and provides the mailing address for the Messenger Publishing Co.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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