Che Sunday Sessenger Establishment History
The item lists the Che Sunday Sessenger established 1825 at Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio with a long roster of staff and publishers including Frederick W. Bush 1896 1929 Gordon K Bush 1929 1965 G Kenner Bush and others, repeated with current contact in Athens Ohio.
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Che
Sessenger
Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Richard R. Paynter
W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Rhodes Plan Secures Appalachian Highway Priority in Ohio
Ohio DOT after 18 months of review trimmed 900 proposed projects to 426 while keeping Appalachian Highway Cincinnati to Belpre on the priority list. Nine Athens projects worth 66 million will be bid over five years, with Route 50 E and Route 33 bypass work planned and Ravenswood Bridge linkage urged in updates.
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Ohio Department of Transportaion
ODOT
Drawing Board
Appalachain
Cincinnati
Belpre
Ohio
Richard Jackson
Athens
Stimson
Richland Avenues
Richland
Blackburn Rd
Blackburn
Albany
East State St
Here
Peebles
Williamsburg
Gallia County
Meigs County
Nelsonville
Darwin
Ravenswood
Ohio River
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Concorde Declared Noisiest US Airliner After June Boom
FAA and Air France officials confirm the Concorde produced a sonic boom near Asbury Park on June 20 and is the noisiest plane in American airspace. Subsonic entry over the coast kept it within the law while investigations continue at Dulles International Airport.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Air France
Asbury Park
N.R
Air Space
FAA
John McLucas
Dulles International
Dulles
Transportation
William Coleman Jr
Europe
United States
McLucas
Community Letters Welcome Signatures and Contact Details
Readers are invited to send signed letters to the editor with full return address and telephone. The Messenger may condense letters to fit space and improve readability or reader interest.
Tap For Convention Nightly Festivities And Balloons
A humorous, fictional invitation to the Democratic National Convention in New York City outlines Monday through Thursday events. It mentions speeches by Gov. Hugh Carey and Mayor Abe Beame, Barbara Jordan, John Glenn, platform readings, nominating speeches, spontaneous demonstrations, and a balloon drop with peanut butter gifts for delegates.
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New York City
Hugh Carey
Abe Beame
Texas
Robert Strauss
John Glenn
America
Barbara Jordan
Democratic National Committee
Vote Pattern Shifts Since 1972 In Presidential Tests
George Gallup analyzes test elections showing Carter gaining across Protestant and Catholic voters, strong Jewish support for Ford, and Carter leading Ford by five to four and Reagan by seven to two. Gender and age effects are noted, with non whites remaining solidly Democratic and Republicans seeing defections to Carter. The study is based on surveys with thousands of registered voters in late spring and early summer.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Ford
Reagan
George McGovern
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Ewes
Regan
Republican Party
Congress
Washington
Kansas City
Goldwater Pushes Ford as Nominee in Kansas City Letter
A veteran conservative argues against Ford in favor of Reagan, asserting polls mislead, Ford’s veto record and foreign policy show weaknesses, and Reagan offers stronger security and reform. The piece emphasizes the party’s dire shape and hints Carter-era momentum.
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Senator Goldwater
Gerald Ford
Ford
Reagan
Congress
Nixon-Ford
Accountability in our schools and Hooper Rd poisoning
Readers urge community involvement with the school board, stressing accountability and local oversight. A second letter details alleged strychnine poisoning on Hooper Road, attributing blame to a local woman and urging humane society action to prosecute the act that harmed pets.
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the Messenger
Christie
Sam Mitchell
Hooper Rd
Mimsey
The
Humane Society
Athens High School coach hiring sparks Sunshine Law clash
Audrey Stewart of Athens argues the Athens board violated the Ohio Sunshine Law and teacher contracts in hiring a basketball coach. She urges reliance on professional educators and superintendent judgment over private board interviews to prevent nepotism and long-term staffing issues.
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the Messenger
Athens High School
The
Bard
Kenneth Irvin
Athens
Audrey Stewart
Clearview Heights
Athens County Bicentennial School Awareness Program tribute
Coordinators thank Athens County students teachers principals and parents for coordinating and performing in the School Awareness Program as part of the Bicentennial effort. The celebration included a July Fourth program at the Fairgrounds and marks pride in the community and its youth.
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Athens County
the Messenger
Athens County Bicentennial Commission
America
Fairgrounds
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Art Buchwald
Gallup Poll
Goldwater
Truman
Gerald
William J. Buckley
Ervin
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