Athens slessenger sjourney era details and staff listing
The page lists the Athens slessenger establishment details from 1825 near Route 33 N and Johnson Rd in Athens Ohio with the publisher line for Frederick W Bush and successors, followed by key staff roles including Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush, Richard Paynter Karl Runser Fred W Weber II Roy Cross and others. The date June 9 1976 appears as the issue date on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Karl W. Runser
Fred W. Weber II
Roy Cross
Fred E. Bolles
Herb Amey
William Coon
Fred Whis
California voters back nuclear power and reject Proposition 15
The piece notes Californians approved nuclear power despite fears and rejected Proposition 15, while Reagan and Brown won over Ford and Carter. It highlights implications for national energy policy and voters' skepticism of tax measures. It also mentions local races and school millage renewal in Federal Hocking Local School District.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Jerry Brown
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Athens City
Carter Nears Nomination Amid Republican Struggle
Carter leads Democrats with Ohio and California results boosting his path to the nomination while Ford and Reagan wage a tight race for delegates. Brown challenges Carter, and Republicans forecast a likely one ballot end as Ford and Reagan campaign toward the Missouri convention.
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Walter R. Mears
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Georgia
Ohio
New Jersey
Brown
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Springfield
Los Angeles
Rogers C. B. Morton
Will Rogers on presidential and vice presidential picks
Will Rogers jokes about the nomination process and party anxieties. He quips that Democrats worry over a vice president while Republicans fear choosing a president, suggesting both sides seek a strong choice and may accept the other role by default.
Patrol sees big 104 on CBer help in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio CB radio users aided state patrol during January through March 1976. Col Frank Blackstone credits volunteers with aiding 37 000 motorists. Capt T G Gentry notes 2288 drunk driving suspects and 12 153 disabled vehicles reported.
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Patrol
Cber
Highway Patrol
Cbers
Frank Blackstone
T.G. Gentry
Wind power dreams: 54 thousand generators for 1 trillion kilowatt hours
Two Lockheed engineers Michael Casey and Ugo Coty report on windmill energy under an E R D A grant. They propose 54 000 generators over 20 years could yield 1 trillion kilowatt hours annually, reducing oil use but past failures show economic hurdles.
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Washington
Lockheed
George
Michael Casey
Ugo Coty
Energy Research and Development Administration
Danish Wind Electricity Co
Yalta
United States
Grandpa's Knob
Vermont
Palmer C. Putnam
Who's Winning Economic Race Belief It Or Not You Are
AP analysis shows 200 years of wealth growth from 4 billion in 1775 to 5.7 trillion in 1975, averaging 26 530 per person for a family of four. Personal wealth share rose from 29.5 percent in 1925 to 40.3 percent in 1975 while government and business shares declined.
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Paul Brown
Brown
Ohio University
Sandusky Station
John Cunniff
New York
John Kendrick
Kendrick
George Washington University
Morgan Guaranty Survey
Individ
Used Car Buying Tips and Brush Care Advice
The Ohio Commerce Department offers a used car buying leaflet with a checklist to spot defects and avoid deceit by dealers or private sellers. A separate guide explains brush care for shellac and oil paints, including preconditioning, cleaning, storage, and a DIY cleaner recipe. The National Council of Senior Citizens offers a free sample of Senior Citizen News to help voters and seniors with resources.
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Bruce Humphrey
Ohio Commerce Department Consumer Protection Division
E. Broad St
Columbus
National Council of Senior Citizens
St. NW
Washington, D.C
Ohio University
Hocking River
Athens City
Community support aids Debbie Guess fund drive
The Federal Hocking Student Council thanks donors for raising 775 dollars to cover Debbie Guess’s brain surgery and hospitalization costs. Also thanks Cunningham's Music Center for sound equipment used at a benefiting dance.
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the Messenger
Federal Hacking Student Council
Debbie Guess
Guess
Debbie
Cunningham
Music Center
Terry Russell
Federal
Hocking Student Council
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Church
Will Rogers
Columbus, Ohio
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Plumb Brook Station
Sandusky
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lake Erie
Great Plains
Florida
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Congressman Hays
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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
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