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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1974

Page

4

Athens Ptessenger notices and staff details for Jan 7 1974

The Athens Ptessenger issue dated Monday Jan 7 1974 lists the newspaper's publishing lineage from 1825 to 1965 and outlines key staff including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Fred W. Weber circulation director M. W. McDargh advertising director Charles W. Reamer managing editor Richard R. Paynter assistant to the publisher with no additional event details.

Athens Ptessenger the Messenger Publishing CO N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter

Watergate Reflections on the Enemies Lists

James Kilpatrick critiques the Watergate era noting the creation of enemy lists as the most corrupt act. He cites John Dean memoranda proposing using federal power to harm political enemies, including IRS scrutiny of 490 names, and laments the atmosphere that allowed such actions.

Washington Watergate Judge Byrne Donald Segretti White House John W. Dean, III Dean John D. Ehrlichman Charles Colson Morton Halperin CBS Daniel Schorr IRS Johnnie M. Walters Walters Richard Nixon

Nixon approval slips from 1968 peak to 29 percent

In the final 1973 measurement Nixon's job rating stands at 29 percent approval, two points above his low for the period. The decline since January reflects Watergate and inflation, with independents and Catholics showing the sharpest drops in support.

George Gallup Princeton N.J Nixon Vietnam Franklin D. Roosevelt Fdr National East Midwest South

Oil Shale Could Help Meet U S Oil Needs

The Rocky Mountain shale fields hold 600 billion to three trillion barrels. If prices stay high, shale oil may become profitable with technology in hand. Interior supports a limited program despite land disruption and water concerns. bidding on eight million acres begins in January with two rich Colorado tracts near nine billion barrels.

Peter Arnett Rocky Mountain States United States America Rocky Mountain Oil Shale Corporation H 1 Koolsbergen Interior Department Rocky Mountains Interior Rogers C.B Morton Utah Wyoming Colorado Alaska North Slope Tosco Oil Shale Corp University of California Lawrence Laboratory Arthur Lewis M.A. Hassialis Columbia University Minerals Mobil

Warm Frost Aims at Peace in Israel Election

Joseph Kraft notes Israel elected a practical path toward a partial peace. Golda Meir's Labor cabinet faces inflation and war questions while Likud under Begin gains influence. Disengagement talks with Egypt and Geneva negotiations mark a cautious first step toward coexistence and security.

Israel Golda Meir Moshe Dayan Egypt Suez Canal Sinai Desert Geneva Likud Menahem Begin Begin Syria Jordan Samaria Judaea Sinai Mrs. Meir Meir Suez Jerusalem Faisal Saudi Arabia

Promptness Urged for Ohio Lottery Commission

Ohio lawmakers urge the newly named Ohio Lottery Commission to move quickly. Sen. Ronald M. Mottl argues delays cost about 1.5 million dollars weekly in revenue to neighboring states. He supports Cleveland as the headquarters site and urges swift screening of an executive director and consultant selection. He notes Cleveland’s strong local backing and decentralization benefits. Governor Gilligan defers site choice to the commission per the law.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Lottery Commission Ronald M. Mottl Parma Mottl John J. Gilligan Gilligan David Leahy Cleveland Cuyahoga County

The Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Address

The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday single copies at 15 and 25 cents with home delivery options and mail subscription rates for Ohio West Virginia and the U.S. It notes postal entry as second class matter and provides the publishing company address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701.

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

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