Athens Messenger masthead historical record
The Athens Messenger published by The Messenger Publishing Co lists routes Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio with editorial leadership including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush and Charles W Reamer as editor and Richard R Paynter as assistant publisher plus Fred W Weber circulation director and M W McDargh advertising director reflecting a historic masthead lineup.
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Humphrey Sees Johnson as Democratic Asset for 1976
Senator Hubert Humphrey notes Lyndon B. Johnson could symbolize a Democratic ideal for the 1976 nomination as Vietnam ends. He warns continued Great Society spending may provoke taxpayer backlash amid a changing economy and 1972 Nixon landslide base.
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Constitutional clash over Nixon impoundment power in Congress
Three men from North Carolina debate President Nixon authority to impound funds appropriated by Congress to keep spending in check. Duke alum Sneed defends, Senator Ervin challenges constitutionality citing Articles I II III. possible Supreme Court route if Congress not persuaded. Nixon aims to veto nonessential spending to meet inflation goals.
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Duke University
North Carolina
Sam T. Ervin, Jr
North Carolina Supreme Court
Joseph T. Sneed
Duke
Ervin
Sneed
Jefferson
Johnson
Supreme Court
Congressional
White House
AP Annual Report Highlights Censorship and Press Pressures in 1972
The Associated Press president Wes Gallagher cites increasing censorship and harassment of reporters worldwide in 1972, with sharp U.S. and foreign government pressure. He notes notable AP coverage of Nixon's China trip, Watergate links, and the Israel team massacre, plus newsroom innovations and Pulitzer-winning photography.
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Associated Press
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China
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AP Special
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Hanoi
Washington Special Assignment Team
Jean Heller
Reid Bill Aims at Checks on Executive Power
Buckley endorses Congressman Reid's plan for a new Office of Budget and Expenditure Oversight to supervise executive use of funds and compel information. The proposal, though criticized as polemical, seeks to restore balance among three coequal branches and curb executive overreach.
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General Accounting Office
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National Review
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Buckley Calls for Marijuana Law Reform in Redbook
William F. Buckley Jr. argues that marijuana laws are largely ignored and weaken respect for all law. In Redbook, he advocates decriminalizing marijuana and ending jail for smoking, criticizing anti reform advocates for not pursuing vigorous enforcement.
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New York
William F. Buckley Jr
Redbook Magazine
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Supreme Law of the Land
Redbook
Legalization Opposed as Gallup Finds Stable Marijuana Use
Princeton report shows 12 percent have tried marijuana, similar to last year’s 11 percent. Eight out of ten Americans oppose legalization, with younger adults and college graduates more in favor. Among users, 64 percent support legalization while 25 percent oppose.
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South West
Far West
Ohio House new secretary faces parking crunch in statehouse lot
John Jack McCarthy, 38, takes the post as executive secretary and House administrator overseeing 99 members and a four-car share for attorney general, treasurer and auditor offices. The Underground Parking Commission is urged to reserve spaces, while McCarthy manages a $5 million budget and staff logistics.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio House
Statehouse
John Jack
McCarthy
Youngstown
110Th General Assembly
House
Underground Parking Commission
Rand High School
Youngstown State University
Midwest
Columbus
Letters support Community Action programs urged to continue
The writer praises Community Action for aiding Main Stream and others who lack help. She argues taxpayers lose rights daily and says Nixon should not cut worthwhile programs. Signed Edna Webster from Millfield Route 1.
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Mailbag Q&A Highlights From HAL BOYLE’s New York Column
Hal Boyle answers reader questions with quick facts on penicillin risks life expectancy comparisons and how to handle skunk spray. He notes wood’s strength records and ancient timbers, plus a quip on sympathizers from Kin Hubbard.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Soviet Republic
Azerbaijan
National Geographic Society
Indiana
Kin Hubbard
Athens Messenger Postal Rates and Delivery Details
The notice lists daily and Sunday single-copy prices, carrier and tube delivery options, and mail- subscription rates by region. It includes Ohio and West Virginia rates, broader U.S. rates, and publication address in Athens Ohio.
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