The Messenger Company Staff List Notice
A historical notice lists the Messenger Publishing Company staff and leadership at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with names including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Fred W Weber M W McDargh G Kenner Bush Charles W Reamur and Richard R Payntee and titles such as Publisher Circulation Director Advertising Director and Managing Sailor. The piece reflects an archival masthead detailing long time executive roles from 1825 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunday Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Inflation Drives Land Prices Across Regions Says Survey
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports rising land values driven by inflation and tax, mortgage, and credit pressures. Urban expansion boosts nearby site values while remote areas gain from recreation and development demand. Nonagricultural land shows strong demand outpacing supply, farm land holds steady or rises with occupancy plans. land remains a hedge for affluent buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association, of Real Hatate Boards
Postal Service Impossible to Improve in Present Climate
The piece argues Congress blocks postal reform, with unions and patronage shaping policy. It notes former Postmaster General O'Brien and Morton lead a citizen reform committee seeking to convert the Post Office into a government owned corporation to escape political interference. Hearings urge action to curb rising costs and deteriorating service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Congress
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Johnson
Nixon
Capitol Hill
O'Brien
Thrusten B. Morton
Newt
al Reform
Thuse Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Defense chief cites 9 weapons cost overruns average 35 percent
Secretary Melvin R. Laird reported that nine major weapons systems will cost about 35 percent more than their original estimates. The overruns affect systems that were previously authorized.
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Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
West Germany shifts to self reporting on global issues
A Western German shift toward independent policy analysis emerges as Bonn officials reassess reliance on the United States. A Bonn official cites fears of a US Vietnam withdrawal shaking Asia and warns that Germany and Japan are rising economic powers poised to challenge Soviet weight, urging stronger ties with these two emerging powers.
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West Germany
Bonn
United States
Germany
Kiesinger
Ant
Washington
Korea
Japan
Southeast Asia
India
Pakistan
U.S
Vietnam
Asia
Cne
Ast
Aisa
Uncle Sam
Nixon
Soviet Union
Old, New Meet In Ancient Islam City Samarkand
Photographic sketch of Samarkand under Soviet control contrasts ancient monuments with modern urban life. Traders in the Uzbek quarter mingle with Russian officials, markets buzz with daily trade, and a major hotel rebuild nears the tomb of Tamerlane while a government drive preserves the blue-domed mausoleum. The article notes social tensions, religious changes, and gender reforms affecting Uzbek society.
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Islam
Samarkand
Russia
Sir
Europe
Central Asia
Tamerlane
Kazane
Uzbek
Allah
Tamerlanec
Komsomol
Young Communist League
Alexander the Great
Golden Horde
India
Egypt
China
Purdah
Nixon plan B and the Vietnam strategy debate
The article argues Nixon is not pulling out of Vietnam but shifting to a new strategy. It outlines Plan B to reduce U S troop levels, enable voluntary service, and show stronger executive authority. It notes Time magazine and critics view Nixon as indecisive and suggests a clearer alternative plan to deter escalation.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Time Magazine
Nixom
Westmoreland
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U. S
America
Herman Hahn
Ted
United States
Uncle Ho Chi Minh
Grealer
Lyndon Johnson
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Hugh Sidey
Washington
Letters to the Editor on School Taxes and Athletics
The Alexander residents express ire at the school board over real estate tax increases for school funding. They question hiring two coaches and de-emphasize athletics in education, urging voters to reject levies and shift funding to legislators and higher income groups.
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the Messenger
Alexander
Racing Post 602 members back Perrin stand against Black Manifesto
The Racing Post 602 American Legion group met on July 3 and voted to send a letter to Reverend W. H. Perrin of Pomeroy expressing support for his position rejecting the Black Manifesto. Commander B. Sayre of Syracuse chaired the session.
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Existor
Racing Post 602
American Legion
W. H. Perrin
Pomeroy
Che Sunday Messenger Publication Details and Rates
Daily and Sunday delivery options listed for the Che Sunday Messenger and Athens Ohio office. Rates shown include daily and Sunday singles, weekly, monthly, and yearly prices, with mail and subscription options and a note of post office classification under 1918 act.
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Athens Post Office
Thy Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
Ohio
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Joseph
Jown T. Wuseler
Associated Press
Tial
Margie
Travelog
Melvin
Apollo
William F. Buckley JR
Small Society
Brickman
B. Sayre
Syracuse
Che
Mall m Obdo
West Virginia
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