Athens Messenger Publisher History and Staff Box
The Athens Messenger listing dates the Athens Ohio paper as established 1825 with staff including Jerick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber. It lists Charles W Reamer as Managing Editor M W McDargh Advertising Director and daily office at 43 West Union Street Athens OH 45701. The issue is dated Tuesday January 27 1970.
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Athens 5 F Messenger Rhe Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Jerick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Pattern of Resegregation in U S Schools Since 1955
The HEW inventory shows three fifths of black school children attend nearly all black schools, with greatest isolation in the South. North and West patterns show significant segregation as whites move to suburbs and neighborhoods shift. In 100 largest cities Washington DC has the highest black school concentration with 93.5 percent enrollment in black schools in 1968 rising to 94.3 percent last fall. Chicago shows 96.8 percent and Atlanta 94.6 percent.
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Supreme Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
North
Washington, D.C
Washington
HEW
Chicago
Atlanta
President Nixon frames national pollution crusade in address
Nixon outlines a broad program with a $10 billion clean waters plan and calls for a balanced budget while promising continued crack down on crime inflation control and brighter Vietnam prospects. Public reaction appears neutral with continued confidence in his leadership.
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Lorain Journal
Richard M. Nixon
State of the Union
Congress
Vietnam
Enjoy yourself these are the good old days in 1980 quote
A quotation attributed to Gen. Alfred Gruenther as a note about living in the moment and anticipating how today becomes cherished memory in 1980. The line suggests reflection on time and the value of current experiences for future nostalgia.
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Gen
Alfred Gruenther
Racial division seen as the era's central issue
The piece argues racial division remains the country’s biggest problem, neglected by government and leaders. It links desegregation, politics, and social policy to broader issues like health care, housing, crime, and education, warning about rising white conformity and the risks of political drift.
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L.A
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
John Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Nixon on pollution and the state of the union
Buckley analyzes Nixon's address on pollution and government role. He argues the quality of life claim hinges on limiting government overreach while stressing environmental responsibility and local control. He warns against relying on government to solve spiritual and social ills.
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James Reston
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Senate approves bill to curb soring of walking horses
The U S Senate passed a bill to end the cruel practice of soring Tennessee Walking Horses to alter their gait. Senator Joseph Tydings led as chief sponsor with hearings last year. The measure raises penalties and cites high stud fees as a deterrent, while Nashville journalists provided photographic evidence of pain from abusive methods. Twenty one House members, including Samuel F Devine, introduced identical bills, now referred to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
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U.S. Senate
Joseph Tydings
D.md
Senate
Senate Committee On Commerce
Warren Magnuson
D. Wash
Tydings
Senate Commerce Committee
Nashville Tennessean
U.S
House of Representatives
Samuel F. Devine
Ohio
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Harley C. Staggers
D.-W.va
Preliminary report on welfare reform work incentives in test study
The Princeton NSF data from Mathematica shows 600 low income families in a three year experiment funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity. Early results find no overall drop in work effort, though future analysis may reveal shifts tied to high versus low guaranteed incomes. The study, begun 14 months ago, tracks effects of guaranteed cash on labor.
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Vincent J. Burke
Los Angeles Times
Princeton
N. J
Congress
Nixon
Johnson
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Byrnes
Mathematica
Office of Economic Opportunity
Federal
Anti-Poverty Agency
David Kershaw
Kershaw
Angelo Sargenti
Trenton
Sorgenti
Sorgentis
Trenton Water Department
Sargentis
OEO
Athens School Board hears potential vocational district join
Supt Sam Henderson notes a new state law may require changes to the high school vocational program in coming years. Parents and taxpayers express support for joining the Tri County Vocational School District as full participants.
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the Messenger
Athens City
Sam Henderson
Tri-County
The Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Mailing Info
The Athens Messenger lists delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and tube routes, and year and multi week mail prices. It notes subscription costs for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere in the U.S. and mentions postal service status and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
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