Reagan budget in California welfare clash echoes nation
A conservative view by James Kilpatrick argues Governor Reagan’s 6.7 billion welfare and tax reform plan targets eligibility and benefit cuts, predicting a political win as taxpayers push back against rising public aid costs. He cites national welfare growth and warns Nixonunderestimates the crisis while Dems resist.
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San Jose
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nixon
California
University of California
Verne Orr
Athens Messenger header and publication details
The Athens Messenger issue dated February 10, 1971 lists publication history, staff roles, and office address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701 with editors and publishers named. The front matter presents the paper’s lineage from 1825 and notes key staff members including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W. Weber along with Richard R Paynter and M W McDargh.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Taxpayer picket symbolic sign of tax fight in Harrisburg
The article notes a lone protester in Harrisburg wearing old clothes and a barrel, symbolizing opposition as state lawmakers debate Gov Milton Shapp's budget and a proposed 5 percent income tax. It cites Republican resistance and potential budget impact amid a broader national tax stance.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Senate
Milton J. Shapp
Tax relief for seniors approved by Virginia House
The Virginia House of Delegates tentatively approved property tax relief for residents aged 65 and over with income not exceeding 7500 dollars and net worth not above 20000 dollars. The measure targets a large portion of elderly homeowners.
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Virginia House of Delegates
Britain’s Official Secrets Act under challenge era
A four week trial over the Official Secrets Act exposed its overreach in a case involving Col. Douglas Cairns and journalist Aitken. The judge urged dismissal of charges, calling the act monstrous and outdated, and suggested replacing it while noting the danger to press freedoms. The piece critiques the act’s reach and the political implications for government transparency.
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L.A
Labor
Douglas Cairns
International Observer Commission
Nigeria
Jonathan William Patrick Aitken
Sunday Telegraph
Cairns
High Commission
Henry Templer Alexander
Alexander
Aitken
Lagos
Foreign Office
London
Regime For 100 Zed Blackistone Washington Florist
Washington centenarian Zed Blackistone will turn 100 on February 18. He describes a daily routine including early rising at 2 a.m., two hours of writing, a light breakfast, 200 paces of jogging, prayer, and a morning office arrival at 7 30. He also plays golf thrice weekly, often breaking 100.
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Zed
Clothes Time Drives for Warm Clothes Aid Children
Freezing weather drives women in many cities to collect sturdy coats jackets trousers sweaters skirts dresses shoes and overshoes in good repair for children missing school. Assembling stations should be established in every city to organize these efforts.
Youth Speaks column invites young voices in The Messenger
The Messenger launches Youth Speaks on its Editorial Page inviting area youths under 25 to write on topics of public interest. Submissions should be 300-400 words, include writer details, and may cover any subject relevant to the Athens and regional readership.
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the Messenger
Athens
Hairdresser Maurice Testy Talk Sparks New York City Chat
HAL BOYLE reports a New York hairdresser Maurice endures a stream of sharp questions and quips from clients about money marriage and life in a brisk sample of city wit. The comedian tone highlights clever jabs and social observations in a bustling salon scene.
Maryland Bill Would End Jail For Marijuana Possession
The Maryland Legislature, already liberalized on marijuana possession, proposes fining first offense 250 dollars, second offense 500 dollars, and 1,000 dollars for all later convictions. A habitual user would need substantial funds or evasion to maintain the habit.
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Maryland
The Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates and mailing info
Published daily except Saturdays. Member of the Associated Press. Rates vary by delivery and duration for Ohio West Virginia and U.S. addresses. Mail address The Messenger Publishing Co. 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
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W. Union St
Hong Kong Faces Juvenile Delinquency Amid Booming Wealth
The article analyzes how Hong Kong's wealth and rapid growth have shifted social norms, fueling juvenile delinquency amid weakening family authority. It contrasts Hong Kong with Taiwan and Communist China, noting colonial governance and Western influences shape behavior and law enforcement.
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Adam Smith
Hong Kong
Pinpoint Colony
China
Nationalist
Taiwan
Red Guards
People’s Liberation Army
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