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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1974

Page

4

Athens Messenger front page item June 10 1974

The Athens Messenger issue dated Monday June 10 1974 lists staff and publisher history for the newspaper. The page credits Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W. Weber among editors and directors with a note on circulation and advertising leadership.

Governors’ conference highlights state power and national limits

The piece notes Washington Governor Dan Evans as conference chair and author of The State of the States. It reports states funding education and welfare, expanding taxes and no-fault insurance, and leading on consumer protection, with governors increasingly shaping policy ahead of Washington. It also contrasts strong state work with weak national leadership, citing Kennedy's rising profile.

Seattle Brendan Byrne New Jersey Timmy Byrne Bumpers Dale Bumpers J. W. Fulbright Arkansas Dan Evans Washington Boeing Company America Congress Nelson Rockefeller New York William Waller Mississippi George Wallace Ronald Reagan California Tom McCall Oregon Reagan Reubin Askew Florida Ted Kennedy Warren Magnuson Henry Jackson Governors’ Conference Field Enterprises, Inc

How They Voted May 23 29 on major roll calls in Congress

Summary of House and Senate votes with H R 14832 on debt ceiling and amendments on abortion anti poverty HEW control IDA loans and Soviet aid. Notable names include Ullman Baker Miller Fraser Quie Steiger Tower Byrd Taft Metzenbaum Dominick.

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You of All by Brickman in The Small Society

A short note credits Brickman with a compact piece titled You of All in The Small Society, outlining social observations with concise civic tone. The item presents a vignette on norms and public manners, typical of a community column.

Warner takes helm of Bicentennial effort seeking revival

James Kilpatrick notes John Warner, now head of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, faces a slow recovery after past neglect. He plans a broad, nonpartisan drive with licensing to fund state and local committees, aiming to rekindle values of the 18th century for the coming century.

Washington John W. Warner Friends of the Warner Congress Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon Commission House Judiciary Committee ARBC ARBA Jackson Place Virginia Sydney H. Biges NBC James Gregory Barnes Washington Star Syndicate, Inc

Ohio cattleman turns manure into cash fertilizer

Cattleman John Sawyer of Ohio Feed Lot Inc converts manure into PAB, a purified organic fertilizer. He earns $2–$3 per 50-pound bag sold to East Coast distributors for nursery and garden use. Sawyer sees future demand as fertilizer shortages grow and explores further uses for manure.

Henry Heilbrunn Associated Press South Charleston, Ohio John Sawyer Sawyer Ohio Feed Lot, Inc Ohio

US Tops Eight-Nation Survey as Most Desirable Travel Destination

George Gallup reports that despite Watergate, gasoline shortages and crime, the United States is the top choice for visitors in eight nations. Americans appear among the preferred destinations in Canada, Britain, Switzerland, the United States, and West Germany, underscoring broad appeal.

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Gallup Poll Shows World Travel Preferences Across Nations

Gallup affiliated groups in eight nations asked which country the public would most like to visit. Australians favor Great Britain and the U S A, among top choices. Britons select the United States, with U S A and Canada also popular. Spaniards prefer the U S A, followed by the U S A and Canada. Uruguayans point to the U S A, Israel, and Japan as top options, while Swiss public lists Israel and Japan among favorites.

Australia Spain Uruguay Gallup-affiliated U.S.A New Zealand

On This Day in History June 10 1974 Highlights

Key events include Dutch settlers landing on Manhattan in 1610, Continental Congress drafting the Declaration in 1776, U S Marines in Cuba in 1898, Italy declaring war in 1940, Lidice massacre in 1942, Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory in 1945, UN cease fire for Israel 1967, and recent political and military notes. Birthdays include Prince Philip James McDivitt and Arthur Ashe. Thought for today cites William Hazlitt.

America Manhattan Island Continental Congress Philadelphia U.S Cuba Italy France Britain Gestapo Lidice Czechoslovakia Dwight D. Eisenhower Soviet Union Israel United Nations Egypt U.S. Senate Pentagon Air Force South Vietnam Prince Philip of James McDivitt Arthur Ashe William Hazlitt

Letters to the Editor Welcome Public Commentary

Readers are urged to submit opinions on day’s issues for this page. The forum welcomes Letters to the Editor but is not suitable for personal announcements notices or thank yous.

Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Address

The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday single-copy prices, delivery options by carrier and tube, and mail rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U.S. locations. It notes Second Class Matter status and provides the mailing address Route 33 North and Johnson Road, Athens, Ohio 45701.

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