Athens Stressenger historical staff and address list
The excerpt lists the Athens Stressenger office at Route 33 N and Johnson Rd in Athens Ohio with the telephone, then details long-ago staff roles and years including Frederick W Bush publisher 1896 1929 Gordon K Bush 1929 1965, other editors and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Johnson Rd
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
R. Paynter
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Costly Living Bill Could Boost Ohio County Officials
Ohio Senate will review H B 784 in September. If passed it would raise top salaries in each county by about 34 percent on average and add annual cost of living increases for 11 county officials. Vinton County would face a total boost of 40486 with ongoing yearly costs through 1984. Critics warn smaller counties cannot shoulder the burden.
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Ohio Senate
Ohio County
Ohio
Vinton
Vinton County
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
Letters on Miller Amendment and Athens basketball coaching
The editor receives letters criticizing the Miller Amendment and questioning its practicality in curbing federal spending. Timothy Wurst defends balanced budgeting while suggesting zero based budgeting as a better approach and questions election year gimmicks. A former teacher cautions against basketball zeal eclipsing broader public education and calls for balanced student activities.
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Miller
Sen. Glenn
Washington
Timothy Wurst
S. Congress St
Athens
the Messenger
Messenger Accepts General Interest Signed Letters
Public input welcomed as letters to the editor must be signed and include sender’s address and telephone number. The Messenger retains the right to condense letters for space, readability, and reader interest.
Democrats Hold a Garage Sale At Madison Square Garden
Washington report details a Democratic fundraiser like a garage sale with items trading from Hubert Humphrey's 1976 acceptance speech to Teddy Kennedy press releases. The event lists campaign buttons for Fred Harris Milton Shapp and other memorabilia plus scarce items such as Birch Bayh TV ads and Elizabeth Ray’s used typewriter.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Madison Square Garden
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Teddy Kennedy
Henry Jackson
Sen. Jackson
Fred Harris
People’s Choice
Milton Shapp
Birch Bayh
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Ohio enacts escape rule for prepaid contracts in entertainment deals
A new Ohio law lets buyers cancel prepaid contracts for health spas dating services karate classes and similar offers within seven days after signing or three days after first service receipt. It includes refunds and damages if the seller blocks cancellation and imposes requirements for dated contracts copies and a separate notice of cancellation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Ann Samuels
Consumer Frauds Division
Attorney General's Office
James A. Rhodes
Ms. Samuels
David L. Headley
D-28
Barberton
Attorney General
Department of Commerce
Electing No Right to Work By Anthony Harrigan
An editorial warns that union bosses seek to repeal 14(b) Taft Hartley limits and legalize common site picketing, risking compulsory unionism and erosion of the right not to join a union. It cites British efforts to repeal closed shop laws and urges voters to demand pro right to work pledges from presidential and congressional candidates.
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Anthony Harrigan
Lee Bandy
Washington
The
Nashville Banner
Congress
States
White House
Great Britain
National Association For Freedom
Free Nation
Press Voice
National Association For
Freedom
House of Commons
Britain
Union Press
NAFF
European Court
Strasbourg
Reagan’s Bid Defies CBS and NBC Faces Delegates Gap
Reagan sought a half hour of prime time on CBS but was refused. NBC later relented, and Reagan emerged as the era’s most serious challenger to the incumbent president, having outpolled the sitting president and trailing by 37 delegates.
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NBC
Reagan
Reagan Networks Spar Over Half Hour Bid
The piece analyzes Reagan’s bid for a half hour of network time as CBS and ABC respond differently. It notes historical precedents, FCC roles, and the implications for press neutrality and national political discourse at the height of primary season.
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Ford
Reagan
CBS
ABC
Sevareid
Harold Stassen
The
Red Cross
Humphrey
McGovern
White House Faces Doubt Over Job Figures
The AP reports the White House questions the June unemployment rate of 7.5 percent, citing faulty seasonal adjustments and past revisions to statistics. Critics warn against electing a president by numbers without clear meaning.
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New York
White House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Fred Whissel
10Th District
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Lincoln Memorial
Sarge Shriver
Massachusetts
Jerry Brown
Maryland
New Jersey
Gov
Marvin Mandel
Jimmy Carter
Hershey
Art Buchwald
Mories
Wil Rogerski
Rogers
FCC
Supreme Court
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California
Keynes
James Reston
Eugene McCarthy
Chicago
McCarthy
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
William J. Buckley
Small Society
Ci Aran
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