Athens Messenger Publisher History Card
The Athens Messenger staff and ownership details list Frederick W. Bush as publisher through 1929 and Gordon K. Bush through 1965, with G Kenner Bush and Fred W. Weber in key roles. The paper operates from Route 33 N and Johnson Road, Athens Ohio, established 1825.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Impeachment Era Pressed Toward Merits of Nixon Case
The piece argues foreign policy weighs little in the impeachment process while the House Judiciary Committee shows growing resolve to decide on merits. It notes Nixon standoff over tapes, St Clair defense, and procedural battles, highlighting Rodino Doar leadership and Thorn ton’s push for curb over court referrals.
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White House
Nixon
Red Sea
Near East
House
House Judiciary Committee
Israel
Syria
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Senate
Congress
Russia
James St. Clair
St. Clair
Watergate
Executive Branch
Special
Judiciary Committee
Peter Rodine
John Doar
Jerome Waldie
California
Rodine
Missouri
William Hungate
Ray Thornton
Pine Bluff
Ark
Dear
Field Enterprises, Inc
Ohio Extends Workmen's Comp to Domestic Help
July 1 changes expand Ohio workmen's compensation to household workers including maids babysitters and gardeners earning up to 50 per quarter. The law now covers one or more workers and producers report rising inquiries with regional offices handling applications. Premiums for small domestic employers are estimated at about 2.95 per 100 of payroll.
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Columbus
Ohio
Andrew J. Biemiller
National
Afl-Cio
Senate
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Biemiller
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Bureau
Anthony R. Stringer
War Country Style Columns on Rural Life
James Kilpatrick riffs on farming woes from rural Virginia. He laments a grim farmer’s press and touts stubborn country living while detailing droughts, floods, damaged crops, rising costs, and garden skirmishes with voles and pests. He notes bears, frost, and mischief around Blue Ridge farms.
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Virgil
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Jefferson
Thoreau
Shakespeare
Emerson
Concord
Midwest
Iowa
Missouri
Washington
Blue Ridge
Rome
Mervyn
Campaign Kitty Disputed Over Ohio Attorney General Funds
Republican critics examine private attorneys who donate to William J. Brown's campaign, noting Brown's $200000-plus kitty built from part time lawyers. Brown defends voluntary contributions and says fees for delinquent tax work justify the practice, while opponents probe possible inflated state charges and back-channel payments.
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Columbus, Ohio
William J. Brown
Brown
Jack Madigan
Attorney General’s Office
George C. Smith
Columbus
Franklin County
Smith
Attorney General
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Special Counsel
Aronoff
Madigan
Economy report offers little comfort despite slower price rise
AP News summarizes a President's Council of Economic Advisers forecast showing inflation at 7 percent in the final quarter and unemployment near 6 percent, highlighting uncertainty and potential financial insecurity in the outlook.
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New York
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Economic advisers struggle as inflation forecasts shift
The piece notes Herbert Stein and the President rethinking inflation projections from 6 to 7 percent and questions the federal budget's effectiveness. It argues budget rigidity, precommitted spending, and world market forces limit anti inflation power, leaving advisers feeling powerless.
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Herbert Stein
U.S
Today in History highlights across years and events
On June 5 history lists the Battle of France beginning in 1940 and Grant's 1872 nomination, bananas at the Centennial Exposition in 1876, the 1917 draft registrations, Marshall Plan speech, Nixon 1962 primary win, South Korea college closures, a 197x Communist conference, and Vietnam cease-fire hopes. Also birthdays include Billy Moyers. Thought attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte.
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France
Philadelphia
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
George Marshall
Harvard University
Europe
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Justice Department
Richard Nixon
California
Chung Lee Park
South Korea
Soviet Union
Moscow
South Vietnam
White House
Billy Moyers
Napoleon Bonaparte
Readers' Letters Do Not Welcome Personal Notices
Readers' letters on public issues are welcomed as the lifeblood of this page while personal announcements or thanks are discouraged. The forum invites opinions on matters of general public interest and not individualized notices.
Athens Messenger Subscription Rates and Office Address
The Athens Messenger lists prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier, tube route, and mail subscriptions. Rates vary by duration and location, with Ohio and West Virginia local plans and nationwide options. Address for mail: The Messenger Publishing Co., Route 33 North and Johnson Road, Athens Ohio 45701.
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