Athens Messenger masthead and staff list
The Athens Messenger publishing company details their address Rt. 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio with founders and editors listed. Fred W Bush 1896 1929 Gordon K Bush 1929 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.
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Watching Over Doctors PSRO plan shapes medical regulation
Washington editorial warns that Medicare and Medicaid require doctors to submit to Professional Standards Review organizations. Local physicians will be evaluated by federal funded, civil servant staffed panels, risking reduced clinical autonomy and potential overreach despite debate over cost and patient care.
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PSRO
Washington
United States
Big Brother
Congress
Kissinger Tops 1973 Most Admired Man List
Henry Kissinger leads the 1973 Most Admired Man poll, with Billy Graham close behind. Nixon, Edward Kennedy, and Gerald Ford rank next, while a mix of political and religious figures fill the top ten. The survey interviewed 1,514 adults Dec 7–10.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Henry Kissinger
Billy Graham
Kissinger
Graham
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Gerald Ford
Nixon
Gallup
Racine
Wis
Henderson, N.C
China
Russia
Kennedy
Ford
Gov
George Wallace
Ralph Nader
Henry Jackson
Pope Paul VI
Barry Goldwater
Harry Truman
Spiro Agnew
George McGovern
Willy Brandt
Sacramento
Cal
Howard Baker
Moshe Dayan
Sam Ervin
Hubert Humphrey
Jesse Jackson
Edmund Muskie
Charles Percy
William Proxmire
Ronald Reagan
Oral Roberts
Fulton Sheen
John Wayne
Golda Meir
Israel
Pat Nixon
Rose Kennedy
Shirley Chisholm
Indira Gandhi
Mamie Eisenhower
Lady Bird Johnson
Jacqueline (Kennedy) Onassis
Queen Elizabeth II
Ethel Kennedy
Margaret Chase Smith
Ohio Minimum Wage Law Takes Effect in 1974
Ohio's first minimum wage law, with penalties for noncompliance, took effect January 1, 1974. It affects about 700,000 workers, with enforcement ready in food and lodging and the retail sales sectors. Joe Shump, head of the Department of Industrial Relations, notes separate enforcement committees for those industries.
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Ohio
Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Joe Shump
Department of Industrial Relations
Ohio Sets Tiered Minimum Wage and Farm Exemption Rules
The new law establishes a federal style minimum wage in Ohio with regional scales. The eight most populous counties pay 1.60 dollars per hour, other counties 1.40 rising to 1.60 by 1975, and a 1.30 dollar farm wage with several exemptions. Overtime at 1.5 times after 40 hours is required, with agricultural employers exempt. Violations carry a third degree misdemeanor and protections against retaliation.
Year of Decline: how the mighty have fallen in 1973
Joseph Kraft surveys 1973 as a year of power waning for Nixon and Brezhnev, detente faltering, and rising influence of oil rich states. He notes democratic, communist and European leadership strains amid inflation energy shocks and global shifts, forecasting uncertain futures.
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Democratic Party
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Watergate
Washington
White House
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Mikhail Suslov
Brezhnev
Near East
Israel
Russia
Henry Kissinger
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Nuclear energy poised to reshape U S electricity outlook
In a series on energy questions, the piece outlines nuclear power's rise from a small share to an expected major role by 1985 and possibly half of U S electricity by century’s end. It notes challenges including waste handling, cooling water needs, and fuel supply, while discussing fusion as a long term research goal.
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Peter Arnett
United States
Atomic Industrial Forum
Fach
U.S
America
Atomic Energy Commission
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