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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1974

Page

4

Athens Messenger history staff and staff changes

The Athens Messenger page lists publishing leaders and staff by name including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Fred W Weber and Gordon Kenner Bush along with Charles W Reamer Richard R Paynter and MW McDargh as officials. The date is Thursday July 4 1974 and the paper’s address Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio traces its establishment to 1825.

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Buckley Questions Gerald Ford’s Political Calculus

In a portrait of Gerald Ford, Buckley argues Ford seems dutiful yet minimal on policy, comparing him to Prince Charles and noting his reluctance to speak on impeachment implications. The column weighs how Ford’s stance could affect Republican seats and the Nixon era dynamics without revealing clear policy direction.

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Ohio Poll Finds Death Penalty Backed for Violence

A statewide Ohio Poll survey shows 70 percent of voting-age residents support a mandatory death penalty for serious crimes of violence. Only 44 percent favor a law allowing terminally ill patients to die at their own request, even with patient and family consent.

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Ohio poll shows age and faith shape views on death penalty

The Ohio survey of 623 respondents, financed by Ohio newspapers including The Messenger, maps age, race, religion and income to stance on capital punishment and euthanasia. Older residents favor the death penalty. Catholics and Protestants lean toward it, Jews favor mercy killing. a minority supports a mandatory death penalty for certain violent crimes.

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Warner outlines goals for Bicentennial celebration

Washington AP John W Warner administrator of ARBC says Bicentennial will not deflect from Watergate but show the system working He aims to urge individual Americans to study heritage and participate locally with programs like American Issues Forum and reenactments while avoiding grandiose central events

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World Loves A Lobber in Monaco Pro Tournament

ART BUCHWALD recalls a pro celebrity tennis event in Monaco celebrating Prince Rainier. He details the lob shot’s history from Leopold Lob to its revival in Monte Carlo, Rainier’s casino funding, and the Riviera buzz as Mulloy and others joined the event.

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On This Day July Fourth in History 1974

Highlights include the 1776 Declaration of Independence adoption in Philadelphia and milestones such as the 1802 West Point opening, deaths of Adams Jefferson Monroe in 1826 and 1831, plus Nixon Watergate talks a year earlier. Eva Marie Saint turns 50 and Abigail Van Buren is 56. Will Rogers quote about Independence Day ends.

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Athens Messenger rates and mailing details

The Athens Messenger lists pricing by day and delivery method with daily and Sunday prices, tube route delivery, and mail options for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U S locations. It notes second class matter status under the 1918 act and provides the publisher address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701.

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