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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1973

Page

4

The Athens Messenger Publisher History Snapshot

A brief archival note lists the Athens Messenger history with long time leaders. It names Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and Gordon K Bush as publishers along with Fred W Weber M W McDargh G Kenner Bush and Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter in various editorial and advertising roles at the Athens Ohio paper established in 1825.

Athens Messenger the Messenger Publishing CO Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush

Nixon proposes phased end to farm subsidy program

The plan would end direct farmer payments over a three year transition, shifting to a subsidy based on acres held out of production. Supporters say more production and lower food costs, while opponents argue it hurts small farmers and benefits farm barons. Senator Talmadge warns against liquidating small farmers as the debate centers on who gains from subsidies.

Nixon Congress Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Kennedy Herman E. Talmadge Senate Agricultural and Forestry Committee United States Senate

Alcohol Seen as Rising Teen Drug Threat in 1970s

A Long Island school district survey of 1,600 students shows one in five would likely use drugs while three in four approve of alcohol use. Officials warn alcohol may replace heroin, cocaine, marijuana, and pills among teens, with younger participants and beer at games.

Long Island New York

Modest Official Ends Governor's Name On Signs

Illinois Governor Daniel Walker halts public display of his picture and name on highway signs and official documents to cut expenses. The modest official acts to reduce government waste across state materials.

Daniel Walker Illinois

Post-War Mood From Gallup Polls Shows Mixed Effects

Princeton report details Gallup surveys after Vietnam War ending. Alienation in 11 percent who want to leave the U S remains similar to 1971. extreme views stable at about 12 percent very conservative and 5 percent very liberal. College campuses calmer. student dissent fading.

Princeton N. J South Vietnam U. S America Midwest Ceres Rere See

Ohio University lacks team spirit vs Wisconsin

Randall Guthrie Jr. of Wonder Hills Athens argues in The Messenger that fan support starts with the team. He says Ohio University players walked to the game and at halftime with sluggish, solemn faces, reflecting poorly on the spirit surrounding Ohio U. basketball.

the Messenger Ohio University Ohio U Wisconsin Randall Guthrie Jr Wonder Hills Athens

ERA Support Message Encourages Equal Rights

The letter explains the draft ending January 1 1973 and advocates that future drafts could include both men and women. It argues female veterans deserve the same benefits as men and urges support for the ERA and contacting representatives.

ERA Debate in Ohio House Overshadows Ratification

The ERA is under debate at the Ohio State House in Columbus as 38 states are needed for ratification while lawmakers linger. The ERA would prohibit sex-based legal rights distinctions in government actions, not private relationships, alimony, custody, or child support. Ohio vetoes of Sub HB 192 prompt a reform push to enhance worker protections for all, regardless of sex.

the Messenger State House Columbus Ohio Senate Gilligan 110Th General Assembly

County Revenue Funds Sought for Home Health Services

A citizen advocates using county revenue sharing to support Home Health Services. He notes Mount St. Mary in Nelsonville offers such care for seniors at home, where nurses visit patients who cannot enter nursing homes or stay in hospitals. The writer praises the service’s benefits to elderly residents.

the Messenger Mount St. Mary Nelsonville Home Health Service

Disabili ty rating cuts anger local reader Jerry Sullivan

Jerry Sullivan of Box 187 Buchtel condemns proposed Veterans Administration disability rating cuts as disgraceful and calls on citizens to write Congress. He urges response from a society he believes benefited from government aid during prior wars.

the Messenger Veterans Administration Jerry Sullivan Buchtel

Searches Of Airline Passengers Continue In The Past Weeks

Buckley argues airline passenger searches are constitutional questions, noting Supreme Court access and wartime queues. He cites 170 million yearly boardings and skyjackings, suggests uniform guards or armed stewardesses as a deterrent, and urges cautious, targeted approaches over intrusive spot checks.

London John Brown Berkeley Heights New Jersey Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Middle East Washington Newark Mr. Brown Brown

Ohio Judges Take Pay Cuts Amid Population Shifts

Across 16 Ohio counties judges face pay reductions after census shows population declines. Differences in state contributions tied to county size mean large counties exceed small ones in salary. Hamilton County judges retain higher pay while smaller counties like Vinton see substantial cuts.

Kenneth L. Davis Associated Press Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Supreme Court Common Pleas Cuyahoga County Vinton County Darrell Hottle Highland County Hottle Highland Richard Davis

Manhattan Conversations by Hal Boyle

In New York City, a dialogue between a reporter and a child on money, fate, and values unfolds with quips about inheritance, love, curiosity, reincarnation, and divorce. The sharp exchanges reveal humorous and thoughtful takes on life’s motives and family ties.

Hal Boyle New York Manhattan

The Messenger pricing and mailing details

The Athens Messenger lists delivery and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes carrier and tube delivery options, prices per week, and annual mail rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U S locations, with post office registration as Second Class Matter.

Associated Press D&s Ohio West Virginia U.S. & Possessions Athens The Messenger Publishing Co Johnson Road

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Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh G. Kenner Bush Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter Gallup Poll Gallup O.K Mr.smith Team Spirit Health Services William F. Buckley Eastern Airlines Chicago Small Society Brickman Che Athens Messenger
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