Athens Messenger May 3 1974 front section note
The Athens Messenger published by The Messenger Publishing Co lists address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio with historical publisher lineup from 1825 to 1965 and staff roles including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush managing editor Fred W Weber circulation director Charles W Reamer M W McDargh advertising director Richard R Paynter and an assistant to the publisher.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
M. W. McDargh
Richard R. Paynter
Shah Prepares for Smooth Iran Succession Amid Gulf Tensions
Teheran notes Shah of Iran outlines steps for orderly transfer including a political will and empress regent. He cites the white revolution gains, seeks wider oil-state cooperation, and faces opposition from Islamic fundamentalists while reassuring stability for the next Crown Prince. The shah warns against political upheaval after his rule and stresses keeping religion separate from politics.
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Teheran
Iran
Persian Gulf
United States
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Oman
Farah
Orianna Fallaci
God
Gulf
Gilligan Defends Campaign Tactics For Ohio Bid
Ohio Governor John Gilligan says he campaigns on the fringes for a second term and works to help the ticket. He notes his high name recognition and says his strategy emphasizes citizen volunteers. Gilligan faces Rhodes or Fry in the general election and criticizes party endorsement methods.
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Columbus, Ohio
John G. Gilligan
Ohio
Gilligan
Celeste
Hall
Metzenbaum
Richard Celeste
Cleveland
Tony Hall
Cincinnati
Xavier University
Congress
U.S. Senate
William B. Saxbe
Nixon
James A. Rhodes
Charles Fry
Springfield
Rhodes
Fry
Peter O'Grady
O’grady
Democratic Party
U.S
Howard M. Metzenbaum
John Glenn
Glenn
DeFunis Case Sparks Debate On Reverse Discrimination
Supreme Court dismissed Marco DeFunis appeal though issues linger. The essay argues admissions bias against whites in 1971 at the University of Washington Law School raises broader questions about reverse discrimination and the balance between equality and diversity. The piece notes the case foreshadows future conflicts for universities and employers over quotas and minority considerations.
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Washington
Marco DeFunis
Supreme Court
DeFunis
University of Washington Law School
Young DeFunis
Phi Beta Kappa
Law School
Allan C. Ornstein
National Review
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Nolan Challenges Gilligan In Ohio Governor Race
Cleveland businessman James D. Nolan seeks the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor in the May 7 primary. He vows to cut state spending, improve education and elder care, and accuses Gov Gilligan of waste. Nolan funds his campaign with a mimeograph-based outreach and likens his bid to a bare bones approach.
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Charles R. Hornick
Associated Press
Cleveland, Ohio
James D. Nolan
John J. Gilligan
Nolan
Cleveland
Gilligan
Ohio
John Glenn
Gilligan Administration
Lorain
Lillian
Democratic Party
Ted Brown
General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
Parma Heights
Leavitt to Quit Ohio House Over Economics and Style
Rep. Robert E. Levitt of Canton says he will not seek re election after this year citing rising session length and workload. He criticizes the Democratic majority for running what he calls a sloppy operation and low quality.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert E. Levitt
Canton
House of Representatives
Levitt
Ohio Lawmakers Face Retirement Calls and Tax Scrutiny
A Canton Democrat and three other Ohio House members plan to retire this year amid criticism of rushed legislation. Auditor Ferguson’s office is under attack over meal vouchers and pheasants. Howard Metzenbaum and John Glenn each reported sizable 1973 incomes and taxes during campaign events.
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House
Canton
Joseph F. Hiestand
Hillsboro
John G. Sweeney
Cleveland
John T. Bechtold
Cincinnati
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Capitol
Statehouse
Metzenbaum
Columbus
John Glenn
Glenn
Letters on Senator Armstrong and strip mine law
A reader praises Senator Harry Armstrong and argues his strip mine law should have been enacted earlier to prevent river pollution. The letter cites Mr. Max Davidson of Logan Route 2 and asserts Armstrong’s record justifies keeping him in the Ohio Senate.
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the Messenger
Harry Armstrong
Max Davidson
Logan
Armstrong
Ohio Senate
May 3 1974 Highlights and Birthdays
Today marks May 3 the 123rd day of 1974 with 242 days remaining. Notable events include Washington DCs incorporation in 1802 and Columbus discovery of Jamaica in 1494. Golda Meir turns 76 and William Inge 61, with Shakespearean thought for today.
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Washington, D.C
Christopher Columbus
Jamaica
Louis XVIII
Paris
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
South Africa
Robert Hewitt
New York
Atlantic City
N.J
Golda Meir
William Inge
William Shakespeare
The Athens Messenger Publication Rate Card
The Athens Messenger announces rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and tube delivery options, and mail subscriptions. Rates cover Ohio West Virginia and U S possessions with weekly and yearly terms and post office classification details.
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