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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1973
Page
8
The item lists staff and publication details for the Athens Ohio weekly edition dated Wednesday July 25 1973. It notes Gordon K. Bush and Fred W. Weber among editors and directors with roles for circulation and advertising.
The piece notes long standing government practice of recording conversations in offices and the White House. It cites Butterfield and Watergate era context, arguing such records are for posterity and may be used in Nixon's defense. It frames archival recording as historically common and not surprising.
Washington economists weigh Phase IV as data show slowing growth in GNP and inflation pressures. Okun Greenspan Eckstein and Stein stake views on budget balance, tight money, housing, and risk of a future downturn or stagflation amid restraint measures and policy uncertainties.
George Shultz appeared unhappy as he pitched Phase IV price and wage controls at the White House news briefing. The piece notes conservatives dislike regimentation, Nixon’s past stance against controls, and the slim chance of relief by year’s end if economic factors align, ending with a clerical closing about a balanced budget and a born again finish.
Minority Republicans question electronic voting in Ohio House and accuse Democrats of recording absent members. Rep. Edward J Orlett says he was ill during roll calls. Rep. Batchelder suspects a vote was misrecorded during a motion to reconsider. Lively lobbying and humorous name games mark nearing session close.
The Nixon White House shows a split between Melvin Laird and Gen. Alexander Haig over policy. A Cambodia bombing deadline sparks clash as Laird pushes for a cut off while Haig and Kissinger back the President. Rumors swirl about Kissinger possibly replacing William Rogers as secretary.
The piece discusses friction over a White House staff reshuffle with Laird possibly ousted, Rogers rumor mill fueled by Kissinger, and a Phase IV inflation plan stalling under Haig influenced leadership. It argues Nixon’s circle echoes past power dynamics despite departures like Haldeman and Ehrlichman.
Reader Mrs L L Krantz recalls Ohlinger’s Corner on North Lancaster and Second, praising the personal touch of Mr and Mrs Ohlinger and staff. Paul Daughtery the butcher helped families plan meals, while seniors honored the corner with home delivery and a warm, VIP atmosphere. Time passes, but memory endures.
Athens daily paper details single copy and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions. Includes delivery by carrier or tube route and street addresses for subscriptions, with postal classification and office mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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