Athens Messenger 1825 1976 staff and contact details
Page 4 dated Friday June 11 1976 lists staff roles and contact information for the Athens Messenger including publishers Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Bush editor Jim Paynter Roy Cross and others with routing details for Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio 45701 and phone number 614 592 6612.
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Athens stHlessenger
Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Karl W. Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Pag Cusses
Ohio Supreme Court narrows gag order in press access ruling
The court 4 to 3 upheld trial judges may impose gag orders only after other measures fail and stressed must protect a defendant’s Sixth Amendment rights. It urged use of venue changes continuances jury questioning and sequestration before restraints on reporting and access. The ruling aims to balance fair trials with a free press and public right to information.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Akron Beacon Journal
Portage County Common Pleas Court
C. William O'Neill
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
O'Neill
Ohio
Public poll shows optimism cools on economy
George Gallup reports a shift in sentiment with 48 percent predicting improvements in six months versus 54 percent in late March, while 29 percent expect conditions to worsen and 17 percent foresee no change. The Princeton New Jersey survey tracks changes in economic outlook.
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Princeton
N.J
East
Midwest
South
West
Gallup poll shows general optimism but minority expects worsening
The survey reports 37 percent predicting improvement and 17 percent foreseeing six month deterioration with non whites leaning toward worse conditions. Easterners are most optimistic at 55 percent while Midwesterners are least optimistic at 29 percent worse.
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United States
Investment Adviser Exam Bill Sparks Senate Debate
The Senate Banking Committee debates the Investment Advisers Act Amendments of 1976 proposing a federal standard licensing and exams for advisers. Critics compare it to Virginia’s repealed nose exam for photographers and warn of bureaucracy and cost without proven need. Proponents cite protecting clients with qualifications and parental grandfather clauses.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Richmond
Broad Street
Virginia General Assembly
Virginia State Board of Photographic Examiners
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
State agency pushes safety drive with 30 million handouts
Ohio Industrial Commission official William Coulter defends a near 250000 dollar annual budget for printing 30 million safety literature pieces a year. The Division of Safety and Hygiene operates under one roof with a 20 member staff and includes signs calendars and safety talk guides. The agency also publishes Monitor magazine started in 1927.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Coulter
Ohio Industrial Commission
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Coulter
Ohio
U.S. Department of Labor
Kenneth Swackhammer
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
U.S. Labor Department
Swackhammer
Civil War Deepens as Syria Moves in Lebanon
The Syrian invasion of Lebanon widens the civil war with PLO backed radicals clashing with Lebanese Christians. regional powers split with Saudi Arabia and Kuwait backing Egypt and a Sinai peace path, while Russia pressures from the Mediterranean fleet. President Assad faces isolation yet may restore order with cautious diplomacy.
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Syria
Lebanon
Russia
Mideast
Sinai
Egypt
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Libya
Iraq
Algeria
PLO
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
The
Alexei Kosygin
Mediterranean
Hafez Assad
Anwar Sadat
Riyadh
United States
Assad
Ismail Fahmy
Will Rogers on Middle East, U N role and US influence
The columnist notes cautious silence from Fahmy could steer Egypt toward talks with Israel and Syria in Near East peace negotiations, while Israel accepts Syria’s Lebanon invasion and UN force renewal. He mocks Democrats courting rich donors, arguing money drives politics over appealing to the poor. July 12, 1928.
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Fahmy
Egypt
Israel
Syria
Lebanon
United Nations
Instant Clean BAC 1 water filter and DIY garden tips
A promo for Instant Clean BAC 1 water filter uses silver impregnated carbon to remove contaminants. It includes a diverter valve, optional under sink kit, and non plumber installation with a $59.95 unit price and $19.95 replacement filters. Additional notes discuss expert advice skepticism, raccoon garden defense ideas, tree value and Dutch elm disease, and a kitchen planning booklet from a national association.
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Instant Clean
EPA
Water Safe Products, Inc
Nieman Rd
Lenexa
Kan
DuPont Corp
National Kitchen Cabinet Association
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
June 14 Is My Day the American Flag Letter
A reader expresses pride in the American flag, urging display in homes, businesses, and schools. The letter notes the flag’s 200 year history and honors those who fought and died for it, pledging continued care in return. Written by Floyd W. Brown, Kimberly.
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the Messenger
America
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Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Free Press
By George Gallup
Gallup Poll
Small Society
Brickman
Karo
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
James Kilpatrick
Mat Prn
Joseph Kraft
Will Rogers
Bruce Humphrey
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Jack
Plant
Kentucky
General Nutrition Corp
Wood St
Pittsburgh
Kimberly
Floyd W. Brown Kimberly
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