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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1973

Page

4

Athens Messenger front page list of staff and date

The Athens Messenger dated Monday February 12 1973 lists staff including Frederick W Bush publisher Gordon K Bush publisher 1929 to 1965 G Kenner Bush publisher Fred W Weber circulation director M W McDargh advertising director Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher and notes Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio office details.

Che Athens Messenger Rhe Messenger Publishing CO Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter U.S. & Possessions The Messenger Publishing Co

Honoring Lincoln on His Birthday in Athens

The piece recalls Abraham Lincoln rising from poverty to lead the nation and enshrine equality. It quotes Charles Evans Hughes on Lincoln as a moral ideal and notes his role in preserving the Union and guiding the country toward liberty and justice. Max E. Shively presents the tribute.

Kentucky United States Abraham Lincoln Charles Evans Hughes Lincoln Union

Jumping to conclusions says love is not the answer

HAL BOYLE offers wry, observational humor on love money and life. He notes life moves in circles, fashion recurs, crime shifts families, and blunt one liners about wives hair budgets and modern manners pepper daily living.

New York America Providence Suburbia

Readers Letter Policy and Publication Guidelines

Readers letters on public issues are the lifeblood of this page and will be published with preference given to submissions of one page or less. The editor may edit for space and clarity and requires names and addresses for publication.

Washington Insight Joseph Kraft on TV and society debate

Kraft argues the Nixon White House attacks on networks are rhetoric not threat to liberty. He says television shapes society, not sway on specific issues, and warns against local vigilante control that erodes national values. He emphasizes Cronkite Chancellor and Reasoner as stabilizing voices.

CBS Nixon Clay Whitehead White House Office of Telecommunication Policy Whitehead Walter Cronkite John Chancellor Harry Reasoner

Ohio arts budget soars as Gilligan seeks aid for culture

Ohio Governor Gilligan proposes raising the Ohio Arts Council appropriation from 390000 to over 1.4 million for 1974 to address a long standing funding gap. Arts officials say orchestras and museums face critical costs, with emphasis on sustaining musicians and outreach programs. The plan aims to aid major institutions and promote local arts councils while avoiding blank checks.

Columbus Ohio John J. Gilligan Ohio Arts Council Gilligan General Assembly Arts Council Donald R. Streibig Council Streibig Cleveland Cincinnati Cincinnati Symphony Cincinnati Orchestra

New Democratic Coalition Backs OU Post Policy Stance

The Messenger reports endorsement by the New Democratic Coalition of Chief Cochran's news release policy, condemning the chief for showing disregard for Athens residents. The city council offers good offices to settle the controversy and hopes for a quick resolution using its authorities.

the Messenger New Democratic Coalition OU Post Cochran Athens

Groundhog sees no shadow on Groundhog Day near Mush Run Creek

Resident reports Mr. Groundhog waiting for a cloudy afternoon on February 2 near Dorr Route 3. The forecast animal avoided a shadow, prompting a claim of six more weeks of winter.

the Messenger Groundhog Mush Run Creek Dorr Athens

Rockefellers Drug Pusher Plan Backed by Majority in Gallup Poll

Nationwide Gallup survey finds 67 percent of adults favor mandatory life imprisonment for all hard drug sellers. Support spans blacks and whites amid crime fears. drug use listed as a top public concern and schools face a marijuana and drugs problem. Opinions vary on harsh measures and rehabilitation.

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G. Kenner Bush Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh Edieportal Max E. Shively Hal Boyle Margaret Mead Washington Joseph Kraft Ungreat Art Council Associated Press Bruce Mitchell Dave Brennan Gale Snoddy Mr. Groundhog Brickman the Athens Messenger D&s West Virginia Small Society
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