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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1974
Page
4
The Athens Messenger issue from Tuesday July 30 1974 lists staff roles with Frederick W Bush as historic publisher line and current directors including Fred W Weber circulation and Charles W Reamer editor. Local notices or headlines are not readable in text.
Buckley argues for a Republican strategy days from impeachment votes. He lists aims to spare the public a crisis of 1972, aid reelection, and allow Nixon leeway on executive power. He notes House impeachment momentum and urges focusing on constitutional issues over partisan charges.
The speaker argues that grave constitutional questions from the past month require impeachment. He emphasizes executive privilege limits and urges unanimous House support on the first charge to clarify Senate mandate and avoid tying the nation to impeachment politics before a November election.
Harvard law professor Archibald Cox, once Watergate special prosecutor, leads a quieter life teaching and writing. He avoids discussing Watergate, tours campus on a bicycle, and maintains his distinctive style while stressing civility and fairness in public talks and lectures.
Gov. Gilligan dismisses Ned Williams as Ohio Water Development Board director drawing sharp GOP charges of politicizing agencies. Sen. Massey accuses the move of favoring cities and Democrats, while press secretary Tenenbaum says board officials chose the replacement. A Senate House panel holds an executive session on a 124 million supplemental bill as reporters swarm the Capitol area. State Sen. Mottl hires Eckhart to challenge a Public Utilities case against Ohio Bell Telco rate hikes.
A playful reprint adaptation shifts Marvin K. Mooney to Richard M. Nixon urging departure with bold lines and exaggerated rhythms. The piece mimics Dr Seuss style, naming Richard M Nixon and Dr. Seuss while exploring a chaotic ask to go.
A reader commends the hospital for child care but urges marking of stairways after reporting that staff directed them to elevators. They warn that in a fire elevators may be unusable, creating panic and hindering evacuation, and call on the administrator to implement visible stair signage.
Reader Tom Burcher in Albany urges all U S newspapers to publish Barry Wolfe's timely July 23 letter. He calls for constructive thinking and widespread consideration of the ideas presented.
On this date in 1909 the U S government bought its first airplane a Wright biplane for 31000 dollars. Also death of William Penn founder of Pennsylvania in England 1918 and Henry Ford born 1863.
Directory style listing with contact addresses for U S Senate and House members. Includes Senators Taft Miller Armstrong Ball Collins and districts 91 92 in Ohio with office locations and phone numbers for Washington Columbus Lancaster Athens and Ironton.
The Athens Messenger lists its publication schedule and prices. Weekdays cost 15 cents per copy, Sundays 25 cents. Mail rates vary by region, with Ohio and West Virginia options and nationwide options. Also notes second class matter status and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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