Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter Ties to Newspaper Staff
Charles W Reamer is named as Managing Editor and Richard R Paynter as Assistant to the Publisher reflecting leadership roles at the newspaper. Their positions indicate editorial and administrative duties within the publication.
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Charles W Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Impeachment Consensus Bridges Regions and Parties
In a nation bending over Nixon, Southern lawmakers led with Burkean restraint while Eastern liberals urged equal law for all. Democrats Waldie Edwards and Republicans Railsback Froelich pressed for accountability, as Rodino invoked Burke to frame impeachment as a system matter. The press and public grasp trust must bind Congress, courts, and the presidency.
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South
Judiciary Committee
Caldwell Butler
Virginia
Walter Flowers
James Mann
Ray Thornton
Alabama
South Carolina
Arkansas
Nixon
Thornton
Mann
Flowers
White House
Jerome Waldie
Don Edwards
California
Tom Railsback
Harold Froelich
Illinois
Wisconsin
Railsback
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Department
Waldie
Eisenhower
John Conyers
Detroit
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Clais
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Charles Wiggins
David Dennis
Indiana
Wiggins
Supreme Court
Johnson vs Nixon impeachment differences in 1868 and today
The piece contrasts Congress actions on President Nixon with those in 1868 during President Johnson's impeachment. It notes secret hearings, rushed charges, and partisan tactics then versus public hearings, witness presentation, and lengthy process now, ending with Johnson's acquittal by one vote in the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Judiciary Committee
House
Reconstruction Committee
Stanton
Senate
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India
Boston
Logan
Hank Bauer
Elmo Roper
Study seeks solution to rural crime rise in Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation partners with Ohio State University to study escalating rural crime including theft of farm equipment and livestock. The 10 member advisory council will review data, with tests aimed in Medina Ashland Wayne Perry Hocking Athens Madison Clark Fayette counties and a Aug 13 meeting in Columbus to discuss findings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lowell Ridenour
Coor
Dicator
Ohio State University
United States
Don E. Fisher
Buckeye State Sheriffs Association
Farm Bureau
Ridenour
Ohio State
Medina
Ashland
Wayne
Perry
Hocking
Athens
Madison
Clark
Fayette
Robert W. Barnett
Trumbull County
Mark R. Kauble
Wyandot County
Edmund G. James
Noble County
William Marvin
Richwood
Theodore Byus
Marysville
Morris J. Turkelson
Warren County
Homer Ober
Urbana
James L Dahlenburg
Delaware
Charles Reisinger
Tackson
Readers' Letters Policy for Public Forum Submissions
A public forum invites reader opinions on issues of general interest while excluding personal notices or announcements. Letters must be signed with the writer’s name address and telephone number and may be edited or condensed to fit available space. Signatures are required for publication.
Unanimous Supreme Court ruling sparks power balance debate
James Kilpatrick argues the high court overreached by asserting judicial power over a sitting president in U.S. v Nixon. He warns such force majeure risks eroding the separation of powers and urges restraint by courts and presidents alike.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Nixon
John Sirica
Richard Nixon
Warren Burger
John Marshall
High Court
Congress
House
Western Europe shifts toward liberal reforms after dictatorship eras
The piece notes Portugal Greece and Spain move away from dictatorship toward liberal governance. It highlights Greece Spain Portugal France West Germany and Italy adopting pragmatic leadership replaces older regimes. It argues Western Europe benefits the North Atlantic alliance as dictatorships fade and stability improves amid shifts in American leadership.
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Europe
Portugal
Greece
Spain
Generalissimo Franco
Juan Carlos
Marcello Caetano
Antonio de Spinola
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Italy
Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
NTO
Major upheaval in European politics shocks alliances
William L. Ryan reports Greece's dramatic turnabout after the Cyprus coup provokes a testing of non Communist Europe. The upheaval signals deep, potentially lasting shifts affecting the Atlantic Alliance and marks a wave of changes across several nations in recent months.
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William L. Ryan
Greece
Europe
Cyprus
Atlantic Alliance
Lafayette joins Continental Army as major general on 1777
On this date in 1777 the Marquis de Lafayette offered his services to the American colonies and was commissioned a major general. The day also marks Columbus's 1498 Trinidad discovery and the first U S patent to Samuel Hopkins in 1790.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Christopher Columbus
Trinidad
U.S
Samuel Hopkins
Vermont
Thomas Edison
Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Mailing Info
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday editions with prices for single copies and mail subscriptions. Rates show 15 cents daily, 25 cents Sunday, and mail options across Ohio, West Virginia, and the U.S. with varied 3 month to 1 year terms.
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U.S. & Possessions
Athens Post Office
Messenger Publishing Co
Inhneon
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