Athens Messenger Publisher Lineage and Address
Record notes Frederick W Bush as publisher 1929 to 196? Gordon K Bush served 1929 to 1965. The paper is based in Athens Ohio at Route 33 N and Johnson Rd with address Athens 45701 and telephone 614 592 6612.
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Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W Bush
Gordon K Bush
the Messenger
Terrance Shay
Messenger
University
Ohio University
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Cleveland
Fred Stein Hockingport
World Bank reelects McNamara amid secrecy and debate
Former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara was re elected to a third five year term as president of the World Bank in a terse press release. The IMF and World Bank operate with near airtight secrecy while congressional control remains limited.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Robert §. McNamara
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
U.S
McNamara
Bank Board of Directors
IMF
J. Johannes Witteveen
Bank
Witteveen
Hal S. Reynolds
Sam Cross
Chile
Argentina
Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
Congress
Great Britain
Italy
Egypt
Portugal
Homes Market Strong By Cunniff AP Analyst
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports strong housing sentiment and robust activity in 1977. Michigan survey shows 62 percent view buying conditions favorable, builder starts near 2.0 million single family plus 0.5 million multifamily units, and resale projections around 3.4 million for the year. Despite income and price gaps, rising confidence and expectations of higher prices spur purchases.
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John Cunniff
New York
University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
National Association of Realtors
Michigan
District Ohio House representatives contact list
Listings show members including Rep. Claire M. Buz in Columbus with office in Ohio State House and phone. Rep. Ronald H. Ja Yeata Maung in Trenton with Kemp Lane address and phone. Ball Jr. at 19 W. Washington St Athens with contact number.
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U.S. Senate
John H. Glenn Jr
Senate
Marconi Blvd
Washington, D.C
Columbus
Ohio
Metzrenbaum
U.S. House
Clarence E. Miller
Rayburn
Washington, DC
Ohio Senate
Oakley C. Co
Claire M.buz
Ronald H. Ja Yeata Maung
Ball Jr
W. Washington St
Athens
Dollars vs. Decency letter raises rent on kindness
A reader laments utilities and phone cutoffs on a fixed income while recounting a local theft case involving James Nicodemo from Canton later exonerated. The letter also challenges campus-town relations and defends Ohio University communities amid charges of hostility.
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the Messenger
Ohio University
Canton
SuperAmerica
Ashland Oil
Jim
Athens Police Department
Amendment Nearly Forced Busing Vote in Ohio Senate
In Columbus Ohio an amendment to study busing alternatives nearly compelled a floor vote. Senator Van Meter faced opposition from Meshel who accused the move of inflaming desegregation issues. Cox offered a resolving amendment and the House sent the measure on unanimously.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
van Meter
Michael J Maloney
Cincinnati
Meshel
Maloney
Kenneth R Cox
Laetrile Controversy Really About Freedom
James Kilpatrick argues the Laetrile debate centers on freedom over medical authority. He notes growing discussion, legal debates, and varied official stances while defending the right of individuals to pursue Laetrile as a personal choice despite limited evidence.
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James Kilpatrick
United States
San Diego
Silent Sufferer Came Long Way
A Boston piece recalls a young woman who fantasizes about being a reformed smoker to gain admiration. She never smoked, only tried once at a Sweet Sixteen party and later imagined other cigarettes as props in college discussions.
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Boston
American Lung Association
Tobacco Institute
Eastern Airlines
Reformed Silent Sufferer Fights Air Rights Battle
A former heavy smoker becomes a vocal advocate against smoking in public spaces. She helped push laws narrowing free smoking areas, joins a no smoking flight rule expansion, and argues air quality over smoke rights amid industry backlash.
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American Tobacco Industry
Eastern Airlines
Will Rogers Quips On Partisan Good and Bad
In 1926 notes, Will Rogers observes that both political parties are useful when out of power and flawed when in, stating I know only what I read in the papers. The satire reflects Rogers’s humor about party politics.
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United States
Congress
U.S
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International Development Association Ida
Germany
Japan
Homes Market
Business Mirror
E. State
Broad St
Lancaster
Kemp Lane
Trenton
Box 195
the Sunday Messenger
James Nicodemo
Canton Police Department
Jody
Jinmy
Waldo Bennett Rose
Finance Committee
Myrl Shoemaker
Ben
Shoemaker
Rose
Newsweek Magazine
American Medical Association
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
AMA
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Department of Justice
The
Small Society
Brickman
Far Synacete. Inc
Will Rogers
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