Athens Messenger May 2 1973
The Athens Messenger issue from Wednesday May 2 1973 lists staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and Fred W Weber with roles for publisher circulation and advertising. The page header shows the publication name location Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio and the year established 1825.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Job Safety Rules Face Small Business Resistance
The AP reports on OSHA enforcement as Congress debates exemptions for small business. Few inspectors reach Zuber’s Amana furniture shop, yet critics call for softer penalties and more advisory visits. OSHA underfunding and union complaints shape a plan to 55 000 inspections this year and 80 000 next, with a modest budget rise.
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
Ralph Zuber
OSHA
Zuber
Labor Department
Congress
Herbert Liebenson
National Small Businessmen’s Association
Nixon
Mailbag round up of tips and wry observations
HAL BOYLE shares quick thoughts from readers in New York including a science note that the egg came first. A brief on wills and small estates warns three year court action, plus furniture lifespans and handling death benefits. Inflation, quotations, safety and a startling NYC heroin statistic conclude the item.
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Earth
New York City
Sydney Smith
A Conservative View James Kilpatrick On a National Court of Appeals
Kilpatrick argues against the Freund plan for a seven judge National Court of Appeals to ease the Supreme Court’s workload. He notes rising case numbers, criminal-dense petitions, and the risk of diluting discretionary power. He cites critic Grossman who says the Court can manage backlog and warns the plan risks undermining Supreme Court autonomy.
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Washington
Paul Freund
Harvard
National Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Freund
Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals
Jeugene Grossman
Frank Murphy
Journal of the American Bar Association
Ohio Perspective on Council Size Ballot Fight
Cleveland voters face May 8 ballot choice to cut the 33 seat City Council to 15. Proponents call a smaller council streamlined and efficient, while opponents warn of reduced responsiveness and greater mayoral influence. The debate features Blair R. Kost of the Citizens League and Urban Studies professor Thomas F. Campbell, who frame council roles as urban ombudsmen vs. streamlined government.
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Cleveland
Blair R. Kost
Citizens League
Kost
Chicago
New York City
New York
Thomas F. Campbell
Cleveland State University
Campbell
Heather Wright Benefit Dance Raises Funds in Athens
The Athens Elks Lodge thanks all who attended the Heather Wright Benefit Dance. Proceeds totaled 850 dollars and were given to the Greg Wright family to help cover Heather Wright’s kidney transplant expenses.
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the Messenger
The
Athens Elks Lodge
Heather Wright
Lodge
Greg Wright
Heather
Athens
Wright
Girl Scouting Needs Community Help and Volunteers
The Messenger urges community support for Girl Scouting highlighting volunteers beyond troop leaders. It emphasizes people power over money, the value of meeting people, travel, and personal growth, and invites inquiries to Four Rivers GSC at 1922 7th St Parkersburg WV 304-422-5474.
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Girl Scout
Four Rivers
Kissinger speech sparks debate on European relations
Joseph Kraft argues that Kissinger’s New era of creativity is empty rhetoric. He says the Nixon administration has not realigned with Europe and Japan, prioritizing Russia and China and prompting fears of a U S pullback. Kraft notes promises to empower allies and hints at a new Atlantic Charter this fall.
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Kissinger
Europe
Japan
Nixon
West Germany
Dr. Kissinger
Atlantic Partnership
Atlantic Charger
United States
Kissinger faces incomplete consensus on new alliance policies
The article notes divisions within the Nixon administration on handling allied relations, energy policy, and Japan. Kissinger urges cooperative action on energy and economics, yet the White House and Nixon favor self sufficiency and a familiar Atlantic framework. He must align his views with primacy of economics and Japan's role or risk moving backward.
Athens Messenger Publishing Cost and Mail Rates Notice
Daily and Sunday rate cards outline single copy prices and delivery options. By mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide are listed with weekly and yearly plans along with post office classification and mailing address.
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Associated Press
D&s
Aks
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
G. Kenner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Anthony Mazzocchi
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
Hal Boyle
Booker T. Washington
Sam
Paris
James Kilpatrick
Commonwealth of Virginia
Warren Court
Burger
Freund Committee
Grossman
Holmes
James Stevenson
Girl Scouts
Joseph Kraft
White House
America
Small Society
Brickman
Statesman Kissinger
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