Athens Messenger masthead and staff listing
The item presents the Athens Messenger publisher and staff roster with names and titles including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush Charles W Reamer Richard R Paynter Fred W Weber and M W McDargh along Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio in an archival display.
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Noise Impact Grows Across United States
A 1973 EPA study finds noise affects about 80 million Americans, or 40 percent, causing hearing loss, sleep disturbance, and stress. The Federal Noise Control Act aims to set emission standards at the source, affecting construction, transport, and electronic devices with labeling to spur quieter products.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Rutgers Campus Forms Night Patrol After Spike in Thefts
Rutgers University begins a foot patrol to safeguard dormitories after 25 to 30 weekly crimes. Investigators say professional criminals target dorms, prompting campus warnings nationwide.
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Rutgers University
Generous Plains community backs March of Dimes drive
The Plains residents donated again this year to the March of Dimes. Mothers who aided the fundraiser and co chairwoman Pat Hughes led the effort, with support from the Athens Order of Rainbow Girls and adviser Connie Stanforth, praised for cheerful help.
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Bengal Tiger A paw-count dwindles to near extinction
The Bengal tiger population in India has fallen from about 40 000 to under 2 000 in forty years. The World Wildlife Fund is raising funds to create wildlife preserves to protect the species from hunters.
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World Wildlife Fund
Blood Bank Groups Win Wide Support in Gallup Poll
A Gallup survey of 1,549 adults in 300 locales finds 79 percent consider blood bank neighborhood groups a good idea. Men show higher participation (50 percent) than women (21 percent) with 34 percent having donated to a blood bank in their lifetime.
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Federal Diary press release stirs Washington speculation
A Washington Post Federal Diary note questions the real message in a General Services Administration press release from February 8, 1973. It highlights the placement of names, presidential mentions and internal power dynamics, plus a later Health Education and Welfare elevator safety card example and unions seeking tax refund amendments for 1969.
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GSA Control Center
Ohio farmers push for agricultural bargaining and marketing laws
Four Ohio farm groups plan legislative push in the 110th General Assembly to recognize farmers rights to organize and bargain. The measure would require good faith negotiation, penalties for violations, and allow contracts via associations representing two thirds of farmers by production. Initial target is fruits and vegetables with potential expansion to livestock and grain.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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National Farmers’ Organization
William Swank
Farm Bureau Federation
Swank
Shakespeare Valued for Thoughtful Service at USIA
William F Buckley recounts Frank Shakespeare resignation as USIA director. He recalls Shakespeare's CBS roots, Nixon era appointment, and dedication to truth as guiding principle amid diplomatic tension. Buckley praises his thoughtfulness, devotion to family and country, and enduring public service.
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United States
Freshman survey shows middle ground up despite more smoking
The American Council on Education reports college freshmen trend toward moderate politics and greater academic focus. Participation in demonstrations dropped from 31.5 percent to 9.2 percent, marijuana support rose, and interest shifts toward health care and law.
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American Council On Education
Athens Messenger newspaper notice and pricing
The Athens Messenger lists publication details and pricing for daily and Sunday editions. It notes delivery by carrier and tube route, plus mailing rates for Ohio West Virginia and other U.S. regions, with the paper entered as second class matter.
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