Athens Messenger history and staff listing
The Athens Messenger issue from January 15 1970 lists the paper’s history and editorial staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter with roles as publisher and editor. The paper is based at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio 45701 and established in 1825.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Nner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Harris Backs Crime in Streets Issue for Campaign
Sen Fred R Harris chairman of the National Democratic Committee unveils the first campaign issue crime in the streets. He says Nixon campaigned on law and order but crime rose 11 percent in Nixon's first year, a claim FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reportedly notes.
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Fred R. Harris
National Democratic Committee
Nixon
Harris
Doctors For Appalachia Highlight Rural Medical Shortage
The Plain Dealer notes a national physician shortage hitting Appalachia hardest. Between 35 000 and 40 000 doctors may be needed by 1975 as NIH cuts threaten medical centers. Appalachia struggles with aging rural doctors and lack of emphasis on general practice.
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United States
New York City
Cleveland
Watts
Los Angeles
U. S
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Appalachia
Appalachian Regional Commission
Notes and Quotes From Street Incident Cited by Buckley
John L. Buckley of the President Nixon's Environmental Quality Council recalls a roadside exchange on 17th Street about littering. He describes prompting a man to use a wastebasket, prompting a defensive retort. The anecdote highlights civic litter concerns.
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17Th Street
John L. Buckley
Nixon
Environmental Quality Council
Brother and sister rivalry in school explained
The article cites Washington psychiatrist Dr. Edward Sheridan on how parental comparisons fuel conflict, advising private discussions with each child, focusing on individual strengths, early recognition of learning joy, and avoiding turning report cards into family debates. It notes younger children are more vulnerable to rivalry and that rewards for grades are not universally helpful.
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L.A
Washington, D. C
Edward Sheridan
Charley
Nixon Talks vs Pollution Funds Faces Democratic Pushback
Congress critics may block Nixon plan to freeze 586 million in extra water pollution grants while promoting an Interior financing scheme that would allow localities to issue bonds for sewage plants. The dispute centers on funding levels, timing, and who bears costs for clean water projects.
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Spencer Rich
Washington Post
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
David Dominick
Interior Department
Johnson
Muskie
Senate Air and Water Pollution
Citizens Crusade For Clean Water
Budget Bureau
National Association of Counties
National League of Cities
Galbraith
Cambridge
Mass
Don Alexander
League
John Dingell
D-Mich
House Coalition
San Clemente
Dingell
John Saylor
R-Pa
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
House
Galbraith Steinem Pact stirs Democratic purge talk
The piece reviews a controversial plan dubbed the Galbraith Steinem Pact urging a single standard for evaluating lawmakers on Vietnam. It follows Galbraith’s defense of some Democrats and suggests strategic opposition, with implications for the 1970 election and party dynamics.
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Vietnam
Galbraith
Novak
Evans
Congress
Pentagon
Heartwarming thanks for basketball telecast support
Athens County sports fans thank Robert Keatley and General Telephone for broadcasting Miami Florida Hurricane Classic games. The letter lauds Coach Jim Snyder and Ohio University basketball, noting spreading prestige from coast to coast and the team’s class on and off the court.
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Athens County
Robert Keatley
General Telephone
Miami
Fla
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Gamma Delta
Jim Snyder
Ohio University
Athens
Poor People Organization Seeks Help for Rights
Members urge public support for welfare, aged, disabled, and needy. They invite all who lack income to join the fight for what is rightfully theirs and list contacts for legal advice in Buchtel Ohio.
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Poor People’s Organization
Thank You OU Leaders for Holiday Campus Access
Ohio University expresses gratitude to Treasurer John Milar, Joseph Trepp, director of the School of Health Physical Education and Recreation, and instructor Tiff Cook for extended hours at Bird Arena and Grover Center during the holidays.
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Ohio University
John Milar
Joseph Trepp
School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Tiff Cook
Bird Arena
Grover Center
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Address Notice
Daily and Sunday newspaper publication rates listed for in Ohio West Virginia and other U S locations. The notice shows delivery by carrier and tube route with prices for daily Sunday by mail and subscription terms. It states second class matter at Athens Ohio and provides mailing address.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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Adlai Stevenson II
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