The FAP flap and a new welfare idea from Oregon
Analysis of Nixon and Mills FAP proposals, cost and work incentives questions, and Congressman Ullman of Oregon proposing to shift away from welfare by requiring employability checks, a federal child care corps, and work support. Chamber of Commerce backs Ullman plan as a potential path forward.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
al Ullman
Baker
Ore
Ways and Means
Ullman
AFDC
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Athens Messenger June 2 1971 front page header
Athens Ohio June 2 1971 issue of the Messenger published at 43 West Union Street details publishers and editors through the Bush family line with staff roles listed for circulation advertising and editorial offices.
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Che
Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Lead Poisoning Through Everyday Utensils Cited
Lead poisoning links cited by the President's Council on Environment trace risk to lead in pottery and dinnerware. FDA warns leaching into acidic foods, with long term exposure from air, water, soil, and widespread metals and compounds in modern products.
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Rome
Council On Environ
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Wise Parent Guide on Drugs Aims for Facts and Safety
A second in a series explains drug classes and effects for parents and youths. It covers marijuana, LSD, barbiturates, stimulants, heroin, and glue sniffing, noting potential psychological dependence, dangers in driving, and the lack of physical addiction for marijuana and LSD.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
How They Voted on Major Roll Calls May 24 27
Washington reports show Senate amendments on military pay and draft extended service. Saxbe voted against the pay increase and Taft abstained. A second Senate amendment barred sending draftees to combat after year end, with Saxbe and Taft opposing. In the House, a measure to merge VISTA with other programs failed, Miller voted against, and a select energy study committee was also rejected with Miller voting against.
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Washington News Service
Washington
Congress
Senate
William B. Saxbe
Robert Taft Jr
Southeast Asia
Saxbe
Taft
HOUSE
VISTA
Peace Corps
Clarence E. Miller
R. Lancaster
United States
Miller
Powers praised, reader notes omitted photojournalist
Barbara Crouse praises Ken Steinhoff for his outstanding riot photos that aided Messenger coverage. She recalls a striking front page image of the Guard marching in formation and urges recognition of the photojournalist’s impact on reporting.
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Messenger
Ken Steinhoff
Federal Hocking High School Girls Interscholastic Programs
The Girls Athletic Association at Federal Hocking High School describes the first year of girls interscholastic sports. They formed softball volleyball field hockey and basketball teams and competed against other schools. They value the experience and hope to participate again next year.
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Girls Athletic Association
Federal Hocking High School
Youngest Sons Most Prone to Alcohol Addiction
University of Pittsburgh pharmacology professor Herbert Barry says the youngest son in a large family has a higher risk of becoming an alcoholic. He cites increased babying and dependence as a factor in early vulnerability.
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Oklahoma Gav
J. B. A. Robertson
Tulsa
Ohio University
Vaughn Haines
Hocking River
Herrold’s Mill
Herbert Barry
University of Pittsburgh
Readers Letter Policy and Publication Rules
The page invites letters on issues of public interest and welcomes reader opinions. It notes preference for letters of one page or less. The editor may edit for space and clarity. Names and addresses must be provided for publication.
The Athens Messenger Subscription Rates and Details
The Athens Messenger lists delivery and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes carrier delivery, tube route distribution, and mail prices for Ohio West Virginia and other U S addresses, with second class matter status and the publisher's address in Athens Ohio.
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Aoe
Nin
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Washington Insight on Soviet Rapprochement and Interests
The piece argues two Soviet visits, Brezhnev to Czechoslovakia and Podgorny to Egypt, reveal areas where Moscow and Washington share interest. It contends Berlin settlement, parity in arms talks, and Eastern Europe troop presence shape a potential US USSR balance benefiting both nations.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Russia
Europe
Germany
Willy Brandt
Berlin
Brandt
United States
Moscow
Warsaw
Prague
Nicolai Podgorny
Egypt
Presi
Middle East
Israel
Podgorny-Sadat
Cairo
Jerusalem
Sadat
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Africa
Soviet Union
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Oregon
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Welfare Department
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Spain
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Teaneck
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Brickman
Canada
the Messenger
Barbara Crouse
Federal Hocking High School Stewart
Alcoholics
the Athens Messenger
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Joseph Kraft
U.S
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