March to the White House in New Hampshire
In Manchester and surrounding towns a crowded New Hampshire primary features five announced Democrats and four Republicans. Muskie and McGovern need momentum, Yorty competes as a conservative on the Democratic ticket, Nixon is expected to sweep the GOP field, and voters face an unusually large uncommitted ballot and a vice presidential primary.
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James Kilpatrick
White House
New Hampshire
Miami
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Burning Wood
Greenwich Village
Austin Burton
Louisville
United States
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Vance Hartke
Sam Yorty
Richard Nixon
Paul McCloskey
John Ashbrook
Muskie
McGovern
Yorty
Hartke
Nixon
McCloskey
Ashbrook
Middle East
Fulbright
Athens Messenger January 26 1972 issue
The Athens Messenger published from Athens Ohio on January 26 1972 features historic staff listings including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and Ish publisher along with editors and directors. The paper reflects a long local publication lineage and the January edition date.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
New Jersey Court Blocks Local Property Tax Education Funding
A New Jersey Superior Court judge ruled the state’s reliance on local property taxes to fund public education violates the 14th Amendment equal protection clause. The decision, part of a wider national trend, requires the state to devise a uniform financing system by Jan 1, 1973. The ruling could reduce home tax bills as districts with lower wealth would no longer bear disproportionate costs.
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New Jersey
Minnesota
Texas
California Supreme Court
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Theodore S. Botter
Jersey City
Army colonel seeks Supreme Court review for 43 condemned troopers
The Messenger recalls a 25 year old report of a U S Army lieutenant colonel traveling to Washington to appeal to the Supreme Court on behalf of 43 German SS troopers condemned to death for slaughter of Americans captured in the Battle of the Bulge. A Jersey area case saw urban schools challenged by funding via property taxes.
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U.S. Army
Washington
Supreme Court
Glouster
Jersey City
Plainfield
Paterson
East Orange
Harold J. Ruvoldt Jr
200 Years to Pass Equal Rights Laws Warns Rep Griffith
Rep Martha Griffith a Michigan Democrat warns that achieving gender equality through an equal rights amendment could take 200 years and cost millions of dollars due to legislative maneuvering and piecemeal passage.
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Martha Griffith
Michigan
Sino American talks may unsettle Chou En Lai regime
News analysis notes Peking faces internal instability and unstable coalition of generals. Lin Piao and Mao era shifts, with purges and coups, limit premier Chou En Lai's grip. South China politics could dim gains from Sino American negotiations.
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Robert S
Chou
Wlunich
Nixon
China
Peking
Washington
People’s Republic
Chou En- Lai
Chinese Communist Party
United States
Communist Party
Mao Tse-Tung
Dep
Lin Piao
Lin
Mao
Nixon campaign pivots to middle America in run for reelection
The State of the Union signals President Nixon’s renewed focus on middle America as he campaigns for reelection. Observers note the strategy is politically effective, but some doubt he remains the right leader for national problems into 1972.
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Lyndon Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Johnson
Lin
Outer Mongolia
Mao
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Middle America
Washington
Nixon
Nixon Address Signals Mixed Signals on Tax Reform and Schools
Washington insight examines President Nixon's State of the Union themes on property taxes, a proposed value added tax, school busing, local control of schools, unemployment, defense spending, and domestic needs. The piece critiques the balance between praise for progress and calls for stronger action on housing patterns, employment, crime, and education.
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Nixon
Congress
Wallace
America
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Address List
Daily and Sunday newspaper rate card with prices for single copies delivery by carrier and mail subscriptions. Details include weekly and annual costs for in state and out of state, plus post office classification and mailing address.
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Sanrdays
The
Associated Press
D&see
D&s
Shia
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Ohio
Parents condemn corporal punishment at Middle School panel
John Spofforth of Athens reports strong parental opposition to paddling in Ohio public schools. The Citizens For Better Schools group at Middle School debated discipline, urging outlawing corporal punishment and stressing moral responsibility to protect children.
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Ohio
Myself
Citizens For
CBS
John Spofforth
Morris Ave
Athens
Thank You Note to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Staff
A patient from Norval South Route 3 expresses gratitude to the third floor nurses and all staff at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital for attentive care during a recent stay.
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the Messenger
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
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Department of Agriculture
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