The Messenger Publishing Company History in Athens Ohio
The text lists the Messenger Publishing Co in Athens Ohio with Route 33 N and Johnson Road and notes its establishment in 1825. It records publishers from Frederick W. Bush in 1896 to Gordon K. Bush in 1929 and G Kenner Bush in 1965, plus staff roles including Fred W. Weber circulation director and Charles W. Reamer managing editor.
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Che
Athens
Jessenger the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Buckley on Nixon tapes and executive privilege
William F. Buckley argues the Nixon tape dispute hinges on the difference between conversations and documents. He contends the public wants access to conversations while protecting presidential confidentiality, and notes the judge and Congress must balance due process and historical precedent on executive privilege.
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Nixon
Congress
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
How They Voted on Key Senate Roll Calls in Productivity Debate
Washington reports show area members of Congress recorded on major votes. The Productivity Commission bill passed 238 to 139 to fund a 1975 panel, with supporters arguing productivity boosts inflation fighting, while opponents decry duplication of existing agencies. The egg production amendment passed 238 to 151, funded by a per case tax and limited to $100,000 annual admin costs. A 60 mph speed limit amendment failed 29 to 52, supporting lower national limits. A busing amendment to curb long distance transfers was tabled 47 to 46, ending the measure. A parental consent amendment failed 40 to 43, opposing mandatory psychological testing for students.
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Productivity Commission
Presidential Commission
America
John Rousselot
Class
Commission
Henry Gonzalez
Texas
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Clarence Miller
R-10
Department of Agriculture
Miller
Senate
Robert Dole
Kansas
Robert Stafford
Vermont
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Robert Taft
Howard Metzenbaum
Edward Gurney
Florida
Taft
Metzenbaum
Public Enlightenment Grows Rapidly on Epilepsy
A 1974 Field Enterprises summary from Princeton notes rapid growth in public health awareness. It cites shifts in attitudes toward epilepsy, now affecting an estimated two to three million people, with many Americans knowing someone with epilepsy or having seen a seizure.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Princeton, N. J
Public attitudes toward epilepsy improve over decades
A Gallup Poll shows 81 percent oppose discrimination against epileptics in employment, with 5 percent objecting to children with epilepsy in 1949 and 2 percent today. Since 1949, surveys for NIH have tracked attitudes, crediting factors such as medical care, education, legal changes, and employment programs for epileptics.
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Gallup
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Maryland
William F Caveness
American Neurological Assn
Boston
They Stole My Stuff by Art Buchwald
Buchwald recalls writing satire on Watergate and the Nixon era as a psychiatrist treats his paranoia. He laments others using his invented characters and plot while noting Watergate never happened except in his mind. He jokes that a prescription will be discussed next week.
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Washington
Watergate
Democratic Party
United States
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Dean
Charles Colson
White House
Los Angeles Times
Measure in General Assembly aids Ohio egg industry
A quiet General Assembly bill seeks to exempt machinery and packaging items used in egg handling from state sales tax. Sponsors say the tax is a threat to Ohio’s $400 million egg industry, with sales about $150 million and payroll near $7 million. The bill passed the House and moves to the Senate.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
General Assembly
House
Senate
Frederick H. Deering
Monroeville
Deering
Ohio Supreme Court
On This Date June 4 1974 Highlights and Birthdays
Highlights include the Battle of Midway beginning in 1942 and the capture of Charles I in 1647. Notable events span 1805 peace with Tripoli, 1831 Belgian king choice, 1896 Henry Ford Detroit drive, and 1936 Blum government. Rosalind Russell turns 62, Robert Merrill 55.
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Midway
Japan
England
Charles I
United States
Tripoli
Leopold
Saxe-Coburg
Belgium
Henry Ford
Detroit
France
Leon Blum
Defense Department
Vietnam
Rosalind Russell
Robert Merrill
The Messenger Publishing Co. Billing and Address Note
The notice lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, delivery options by carrier and tube route, and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere. It includes mailing address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 and states entry as Second Class Matter under the 1918 act.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
William F. Buckley
John Kenneth Galbraith
Northern Ireland
George
Gallup Poll
Small Society
Brickman
Art Buchwald
Egg Industry Aid
Fred B. Hadley
Bryan
Northwest
Hadley
West Unity
Wauseon
Napoleon
Bernard Baruch
Statesman
Stessenger
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