Athens Messenger masthead and staff dated December 17 1973
The Athens Messenger issue dated Monday December 17 1973 lists the publisher Frederick W. Bush through G. Kenner Bush, and editors Charles W. Reamer and Richard R. Paynter. The paper is published by The Messenger Publishing Co located on Rt. 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio established 1825.
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Athens Messenger
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Johnson Road
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Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Kissinger aims to mold a Western European community
At Brussels and London Kissinger outlines a steady path for a new European policy under Nixon. The plan faces Gaullist France Germany and Britain with slow progress toward an Atlantic partnership, urging cooperation and patient leadership over theatrics and quick fixes.
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China
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Japan
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de Gaulle
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Europe
United States
Mideast
Russia
France
Georges Pompidou
Willy Brandt
Edward Heath
Heath
Britain
Washington
State Department
Rhodes eyes businesslike GOP ties with Nixon as minority leader
Rep. John J. Rhodes, newly selected GOP House minority leader, says Republicans may distance themselves from President Nixon for next year’s re elections but aims for a united party. He expects a businesslike relationship with Nixon, stresses Congress as co equal to the presidency, and outlines priority on manpower energy and education legislation.
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Ohio Lottery Commission Opens With Public Meetings
Five-member Ohio State Lottery Commission pledges open meetings to safeguard integrity as Gov. Gilligan attends a first session. Chairman David Leahy, a Sears veteran, says personnel selection and site decisions will face thorough reviews. first tickets may take months.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
State Lottery Commission
Ohio
David F. Leahy
Cleveland
Commission
Richard S. Rust
Cincinnati
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Bernice MacKenzie
Canton
Leahy
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Savannah Proves Downtown Renewal Can Succeed
James Kilpatrick lauds Savannah Ga for reviving its downtown into a living, vibrant center. He credits preservation leaders and a focused renewal, noting restored homes around Monterey Square and a thriving waterfront future despite limited funds.
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Savannah
James Oglethorpe
Svannah
Sherman
Georgia
South Atlantic
Oglethorpe
Opposition to Margaret's Creek Conservancy District
Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McDonald of The Plains opposing the Margaret's Creek Conservancy District. They argue their area north and west of Slater's is not in the watershed and would not benefit, yet would incur assessments. They recall a past explanation about bus routes and flooding and reject any District benefits for their six children.
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Athens High School
the Plains
Upper Plains
Hocking River
Margaret’s Creek
Zion Baptist Church
Cottingham
Signal Hill
Slater’s
Athens
W. H
Wink
Wakefield
Conservancy
Plains
West Union Street
MCCD
Albany
Hubert McDonald
Elm Street
Defending Free Speech Amid Letters Over Watergate
A reader rebukes Ms. Trace for criticizing Art Buchwald and defends freedom of speech. The letter argues for broad rights, questions patriotic conformity, and urges societal reform to meet human needs.
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O. L. Trace
Art Buchwald
Germany
Nixon
Ms. Trace
Appeal for Life Before Birth and Abortion Debate
The speaker asserts life exists before birth and until conception marks life. They cite eight weeks of gestation with reflex actions and limited new structures, urging mothers to accept the child and fathers to provide a supportive environment for birth.
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Plans for Nationwide Lecture Tour by Former Athens Schools Chief
Geoffrey F. Morgan, former superintendent of Athens Schools, announced plans for a nationwide lecture tour. Twenty five years ago Mrs. Charles H. Mullen of Pomeroy received a letter from Postmaster General J. M. Donaldson advising her of appointment as acting postmaster.
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Geoffrey F. Morgan
Athens
Charles H. Mullen
Pomeroy
J. M. Donaldson
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Notice Rates
The Athens Messenger lists price details for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and tube delivery, and mail subscription rates for Ohio West Virginia and other U S regions. It notes second class matter status and provides postal address for mail.
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