A Teaspoon Of Harmony In Pittsburgh Debate
The third matchup between James Kilpatrick and William Kunstler unfolds in Pittsburgh as they debate Warren Court decisions. Kunstler and Kilpatrick exchange sharp lines, with Kilpatrick praising the law before Kunstler counters by declaring he hates the law as used to advance certain aims.
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Portrait of Elizabeth II by American artist stirs Britain
The article reviews Joseph Wallace King’s first American portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and quotes Britons debating its idealized portrayal. It discusses legal theory, the Warren Court, and Kunstler’s critique of the judiciary, contrasting lawful liberty with calls for systemic change.
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Joseph Wallace King
Britain
Ingrid Bergman
Nixon Muskie duel in Gallup poll stand off for 1972 race
Gallup shows Nixon at 43 percent, Muskie 42 percent and Wallace 12 percent among registered voters with 3 percent undecided. Muskie leads Democratic voters 32 to Kennedy 27 and Humphrey 17. Data drawn from Jan 7–10 interviews of 1091 of 1548 adults nationwide.
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Edmund Muskie
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Masschusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
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Nixon Muskie Wallace trial heat record since 1969
Nixon led Muskie by 15 points in the first trial heat in September 1969. By December 1970 Muskie drew even. The contest stayed close until last summer when Nixon opened a small lead, then margin narrowed again. The record covers Nixon Muskie and Wallace from September 1969 onward.
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Reader letter objects to portrayal of Islam in divorce article
Mrs. Ahmed Raiss from Athens objects to The Messenger editorial coverage of Islam and divorce. She claims the article distorts Islamic practices and misleads readers, urging accuracy and caution in reporting on Muslim beliefs and law. The note cites Aly Mahmoud and notes the editor’s attribution to The Associated Press.
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Muhammed Ali
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Aly Mahmoud
Ahmed Raiss Mill
Athens Messenger Publishing History and Editorial Leadership
The Athens Messenger lists its publishing house at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with a lineage from 1825. It notes Frederick W Bush publisher 1896 1929 Gordon K Bush publisher 1929 1965 G Kenner Fred W Weber circulation director M W MecDargh advertising director Bush publisher Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher.
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West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M. W. MecDargh
Crib Death Spotlight at Senate Hearing
Athens Ohio report says 10,000 healthy babies die yearly in sleep from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Senate subcommittee on children and youth questions limited funding for research while noting slow progress and lack of animal models. Dr Merlin K DuVal cites instantaneous death and multiple factors including infection and nervous system instability.
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Merlin K. DuVal
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Berlin tensions clouded by labor policy clash
The Messenger recalls a quarrel between American and Soviet Berlin commanders over labor policy. Japanese labor leaders seek permission to defy MacArthur’s strike ban. An Ohio study in Athens finds artificial stocking needed to boost Southeastern Ohio grouse. Also notes early 1970s student trip to Florida and federal plans to curb railroad and coal worker actions.
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Berlin
General MacArthur
Japan
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Athens
Ohio
First Woman Full Professor at Columbia Law School
The rise in women entering national law schools has created demand for women instructors. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, aged 38, wife of a tax lawyer and mother of two, becomes the first woman full professor in Columbia Law School’s 114 year history, after serving as a Rutgers full professor since 1969.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Nother
Ginsburg
Rutgers
Conservation Endorsed as Vital Social Principle
The writer argues conservation or ecology should remain a sound, non fad driven practice in the country. He urges ongoing application, noting it is mentally and physically salubrious and backed by literature and related organizations. Frank Semans Patton St.
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Readers' Letters Open Forum on Public Issues
This page invites letters from readers and values opinions on day to day public concerns. Preference is given to longer letters of about a page or more for publication consideration.
Athens Messenger Publication and delivery rates note
The Athens Messenger publishes daily except Saturdays with weekday and Sunday single copies priced at 10 and 20 cents. Delivery by carrier or tube route is listed, plus mail rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and elsewhere. Subscriptions range from weekly to yearly, with post office notice and office address at 43 W Union St, Athens Ohio 45701.
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Washington Insight Ka Kraet Proposes Shared Tax Burden
A critical look at the Economic Report Budget and State of the Union reveals a nation split between a taxed-over majority and a struggling minority. Unemployment among non whites rises to 10.3 percent and black youth face higher rates while deficits climb to 38.8 billion this year.
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