The Messenger history and leadership lineup
A brief historical note lists the Athens Ohio The Messenger publishing house details. It credits founders and editors from 1825 through 1965 including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh G Kenner Bush Charles W. Reamer and Richard R. Paynter with roles spanning publisher to advertising director.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
N and Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Devil theory returns as Nixon tape saga reopens
Art Buchwald reports on revived talk that a devil possessed the Uber 5000 tape recorder erasing 182 minutes of Nixon era tape. Georgetown expert Dr. Damien suggests exorcism with odd ingredients while insisting the devil would not admit White House involvement.
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Washington
al Haig
Nixon
Karras Damien
Georgetown University
Sony
Damien
President
Rose Mary Woods
Satan
Rose Mary
Dr. Damien
White House
University Failure Could Have Impact
New York AP report quotes University of Pennsylvania president Martin Meyerson warning a major university bankruptcy could shock the nation much like Penn Central. He cites rising tuition, limited donor gifts, state competition, and a looming $51 billion gap projected by the Carnegie Commission. He proposes nationwide student loan support as a quick stabilizer.
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New York
Martin Meyerson
Meyerson
University of Pennsylvania
Penn Central
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Penn
Nixon and the impeachment debate as politics and law
Buckley argues Nixon’s enemies seek a political removal rather than a clear high crime. He critiques the tape erasure and Dean’s memo as signs of Nixon’s defensive posture. The piece frames impeachment as a tool for replacement, not punishment, amid public skepticism.
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John Dean
Cambodia
Truman
Kennedy
Harvard
Nixon
Madison
Hamilton
Public Opposes Impeachment Nixon Seeks Resignation
Gallup Poll shows 46 percent favor and 46 percent oppose Nixon resignation. Eight percent undecided. A 53 to 37 majority oppose impeachment, with 10 percent undecided. Some support resignation but oppose impeachment, citing concerns over process.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Nixon
White House
Gallup poll on Nixon resignation impeachment impact
Gallup results show Americans split along party lines on Nixon leaving office. Republicans oppose both resignation and impeachment while Democrats favor both options. Independents sit between parties and near national sentiment. The piece notes Watergate as a top upcoming issue with committees in Congress probing and a Burger presiding if impeachment occurs. Nixon’s approval slid to 27 percent after a brief uptick.
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Nixon
East
Congress
Caldwell
Idaho
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Warren E. Burger
Mercer
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Midwest
See
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Democrats
Orlett Pushes Pre Sentence Reports in Ohio Senate Action
Dayton Democrat Rep Edward J Orlett seeks Senate action on his House bill requiring pre sentence reports for convicted felons. The measure calls for confidential reports detailing crime circumstances defendant history rehabilitation options and mental and physical exams to aid sentencing with up to 60 days for gathering information and potential county contracts with the Ohio Department of Corrections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Senate
House
Edward J. Orlett
James Thorpe
R-50 Alliance
Orlett
Dayton Democrat
Ohio Department of Corrections
Today in History January 22 1974 highlights and birthdays
On this date in history events include Queen Victoria's death in 1901 at age 82, Cairo captured in 1517, war declarations in 1528, Russian demonstrations in 1905, Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations proposal in 1917, the Mad Bomber case in 1957, OAS talks in 1962, and U S Canada power project in 1974. Birthdays include Birch Bayh and Ann Sothern.
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England
Queen Victoria
Cairo
France
Charles V
St. Petersburg
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
George Metesky
Waterbury
Conn
New York Area
Organization of American States
Uruguay
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
United States
Canada
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Ann Sothern
Five calves fetch top price at Athens County market
The Athens County Livestock Association reports five calves brought the top price of 14 dollars 15 cents per hundredweight. Also noted, dog license sales rose with 5,500 licenses sold and 125 applications remaining in the county.
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Athens County Livestock Association
The Messenger Publishing Co. publication details
The snippet lists pricing for daily and Sunday newspaper copies, delivery by carrier and tube route, and mail rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and U.S. addresses. It notes second class matter status and the Athens Ohio mailing address.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Athens
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Nixon the Advocate
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