Athens Messenger Publisher Lineage Noted
The Athens Messenger records its publishing lineage with Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and G Kenner Bush serving as publishers across multiple eras from 1896 to 1965. The Messenger Publishing Co historically operated from Route 33 N and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio since 1825.
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Newspaper masthead listing staff and date
The item presents a 1973 newspaper masthead with roles including Circulation Director M W McDargh Advertising Director Charles W Reamer Managing Editor Richard R Paynter and Assistant to the Publisher Fred W Weber dated Monday February 19 1973.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Peace dividends cited from Vietnam cease fire
The article notes major dividends for Washington from the Vietnam cease fire including prospects for Southeast Asian peace, improved China relations, and Soviet cooperation to ease Middle East tensions. It mentions Brezhnev praising the accord while implying Soviet role in Vietnam and Middle East arms supplies, and cites China and the United States shaping Hanoi’s stance toward negotiation.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
China
Soviet Union
Middle East
Leonid 1. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
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Egypt
Syria
Iraq
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Peking
Moscow
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
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A Gallup poll finds 5 to 3 disapproval of using Ms as a form of address among women who have heard of it. The term has higher acceptance among college educated and younger women, with 32 percent unaware of it, while 6 percent of married women and 19 percent of single women like it for themselves.
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Princeton
N.J
Women's Liberation Movement
Government Printing Office
Spee
Buckley Finds Senate Amaze Yet Aims For Clarity
James Lane Buckley, two years into his Senate term, reflects on the Senate's complexity and pace. He praises the institution while urging staff support and a two year cycle for bills to improve deliberation and public understanding. He calls the Senate a good place to be despite frustrations.
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Washington
James Lane Buckley
United States Senate
Brother Bill
New York
Robert Kennedy
Buckley
National Review
Senate
Alice
Congress
Self-Exam for Career Progress in Hal Boyle Column
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE suggests a winter self check on career progress. The piece riffs with tongue in cheek indicators like autograph-seeking valet, jealous mistress, unpaid debts, and a cheap tipper bartender to warn readers about slipping professionally and personally.
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New York
Bad News
Dollar crisis calm hinges on exchange and summit talks
Washington insight argues the U S can ease the dollar pinch with quick exchange-rate fixes and warns against import surtaxes. It urges coordinated rate changes by the United States Europe and Japan and favors high level summit diplomacy over coercive tactics to sustain global cooperation.
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Europe
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Henry Reuss
Washington
Smithsonian
Ohio official blasts Nixon impoundment plan and calls for tax cut
Ohio transportation chief J Phillip Ridley criticizes President Nixon's fund impoundment of 12 billion dollars including 95 million for Ohio highways. Ridley proposes lowering the federal gasoline tax from four to two cents, arguing surplus funds should be spent or refunded and denying impoundment as a valid inflation curb.
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Japan
International Monetary Fund
United States
Dean Schott
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Nixon
J. Phillip Richley
Ridley
Congress
Transportation
Thomas Jefferson
Readers Letters Policy For Public Opinion Page
A notice explains that letter writers’ opinions on current issues are welcomed for publication. Preference is given to letters fitting one page or less. The editor may edit for space and clarity. Names and addresses must be provided for publication.
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Buckley
The Messenger Publishing Co. Publication Notice
Daily and Sunday edition rates listed with single copy prices and mailed subscriptions. Notes include delivery by carrier and tube route with route driver details. The Athens Ohio publication is entered as second class matter and mails addressed to Route 33 North at Johnson Road Athens Ohio.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
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Messenger Publishing Co
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