Athens Messenger Publisher Lineage and Staff Listed
The Athens Messenger releases its historical masthead noting the publishing line from 1825 with Frederick W. Bush to G Kenner Bush in 1965 and lists staff including Fred W. Weber Circulation Director M W McDargh Advertising Director Charles W Reamer Managing Editor and Richard R Paynter Assistant to the Publisher.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Democrats Propose Counter Budget Against Nix on Impoundment
The Senate Democrats consider an alternative budget curated by the Senate Democrat Policy Committee to counter Nixon's impoundment. It would set category ceilings and let committees allocate within them, aiming to boost domestic spending and trim military and foreign aid, but passage across Congress appears doubtful.
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Senate
Nixon
Congress
Democrat Policy Committee
Finance Committee
House
Ohio patronage debate spans civil service limits
In Columbus and Mansfield, James Marshall and Donald Kindt clash over patronage in Ohio state government. They note 55 000 employees, civil service reach, and 9 000 provisional workers, with turnover around 25 percent. They discuss hiring pressures, political influence, and union growth shaping state employment.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Marshall
Donald Kindt
Marshall
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Kindt
Ohio Department of Transportation
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Dave Meeker
State Democratic Party
Meeker
Board of Elections
Richland
Mansfield
Kendt
L. Norman Walker
F. H. Bunsey
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Donald J. Kindt
Butler
Richard Guggenheim
State Liquor Control Department
Wagner and Rockefeller duel reshapes New York politics
William F Buckley details a chaotic New York scene as Nelson Rockefeller and Alex Rose maneuver to control mayoral outcomes. Abraham Beame leads Democrats while Mario Biaggi and John Marchi vie for party designations. Robert Wagner's Liberal bid may hinge on Lindsay's fate and a potential liberal left contest.
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Robert Wagner
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsay
Alex Rose
Rockefeller
Rose
Wagner
City Hall
New York City
Abraham Beame
Beame
Mario Biaggi
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
John Marchi
Lindsay
Barry Goldwater
Ross Rockefeller
George McGovern
New York State
John March
Republican Party of
Kissinger Cuba Trip Backed By Majority In Poll
Gallup finds 71 percent favor sending Henry Kissinger to Havana to improve U S Cuba relations. The survey notes 31 percent would like to visit Cuba if travel limits are lifted, projecting about 42 million potential visitors. The results span major groups, with strongest support among college educated, business professionals, and Republicans.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
China
Russia
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Cuba
Kissinger
U.S
Havana
U. S.-Cuba
Fidel Castro
U. S
Florida
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Portugal
National Ee
Cee Ee
Ohio eyeing educational resources district to save costs
Ohio plans a pilot cooperative district linking several school districts to share services and lower expenses. The plan would cost 250000 in 1974 and 500000 in 1975, covering purchasing, curriculum, textbooks, data systems, psychology and computer services for a minimum of 35000 pupils, possibly more.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul Spade
Spade
Appalachian
Letters Bill Needed Editor
Ed Fischoff argues Athens councilmen Fred Weber and Jack Green blocked a county mass transit pilot delaying service and increasing per capita costs. He urges timely operation to aid residents, seniors, and welfare recipients with twice daily bus service and support for the Tri-County Community Action Agency.
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the Messenger
Athens
Fred Weber
Jack Green
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Green
Weber
Ed Fischoff
Spring St. Athens
Health board plans summer fresh air camp for children
The Athens County health board announced plans to organize a summer fresh air camp for children in need. Charles F. McBee, noted inventor publisher and railroad agent, died at his East State Street home, credited with inventing a famous book-binding machine while working for the railroad in Athens. A crest of 18 feet, one foot above the flood mark, was reached by the Hocking in Athens. Britain, China, France and Canada pressed Russia to halt atomic bomb plans.
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Athens County Health Board
Charles F. McBee
East State Street
Athens
Mr. McBee
Hocking
Britain
China
France
Canada
Russia
The Messenger Publishing Co. Publication Details
Daily newspaper notice listing pricing for daily and Sunday editions. Includes delivery by carrier and tube route, and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere. Also notes entry at Athens Post Office and office address in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
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Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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