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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1974

Page

4

Internal strife in Athens police tied to Wooddell case

Athens County Municipal Court hears testimony as fired officer James Wooddell faces civil rights allegations involving an Ohio University student. The trial sparks questions about old guard versus new officers and a report by Misner and Windle. City officials urge unity and good administration to prevent internal conflict from hindering duties.

Athens County James Wooddell Old Guard Wooddell Ohio University John Rutter Ptl Charles Misner Robert Windle Athens Ted Jones Rutter Windle Jones

President Ford and GM both claim inflation wins

Ford pressed GM to roll back its 1975 price increase from 500 to 446 dollars while GM left open the option to raise prices later. The session highlighted marketing gains and a broader question of whether consumers truly win as the inflation fight continues and car prices rise slower than overall prices.

John Cunniff New York Ford General Motors O. A. Lundin Lundin

Women's Equality Day Acknowledges Equal Opportunity

Monday marks Women's Equality Day by presidential proclamation. The piece argues for equal rights in everyday activities and highlights advocacy by figures like Gloria Steinem, calling for advancement of women's privileges and choices.

Nixon weighs private money options after resignation

Nixon aides outline financial paths including selling Key Biscayne homes and renegotiating the San Clemente mortgage to cover taxes and living expenses. He faces back taxes of nearly 500000, reduced income, and ongoing legal costs with no firm decision expected soon.

Associated Press San Clemente Calif Richard M. Nixon Florida Nixon Associates Nixon Internal Revenue Service White House Key Biscayne Fla Ford

Letter Brief Guidelines for The Messenger Readers

Readers are invited to send general interest letters addressed to Editor The Messenger Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio 45701. All letters must be signed include sender address and telephone number. The Messenger reserves right to condense letters for space and other considerations.

the Messenger Route 33 Johnson Rd Athens Ohio

Value Of American Warranties Doubted

The piece highlights consumer distrust in warranties as Betty Furness notes many warranties are ineffective. A humorous Reno column recounts a Christmas can opener bought as a gift, its nonfunction, and a dispute over filling a Green Warranty Card within 24 hours.

Ford Art Buchwald Betty Furness Washington McCarthy, Swaine and Klutzknowlton

We can’t replace it the warranty only grants

A customer clashes with a warranty dept over a discontinued electric can opener. The chain of corporate ownership is joked about as absurd mergers. The rep offers no replacement but offers to add the customer to mailing lists for future products.

Leavenworth

Peru’s Velasco regime and Beltran press move questioned

The article critiques General Velasco’s Peru as a socialist-tinged military rule eroding institutions. It notes Beltran’s exodus, a court bid to sell La Prensa, and Velasco’s nationalization of the press. It highlights a Aeroflot accord enabling Soviet air support for internal security and questions U.S. hemispheric policy.

Pedro Beltran Peru la Prensa New York Times Velasco Beltran United States Europe General Velasco Aeroflot Soviet Union Chile

August 27 History Highlights and Birthdays

On this date 1945 American troops began landing in Japan to end World War II marking Japan's first foreign occupation in modern times. In 55 B C Julius Caesar invaded Britain. A Colombian airliner crash near Bogota killed 41. Birthday note: Samuel Stratton is 58 and Walter Heller is 59. Mae West quote on rainy day relationships.

Japan B.C Julius Caesar Britain Nile Valley Upper Egypt Bogota U.S Samuel Stratton New York Walter Heller Mae West

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