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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1974

Page

6

Closer And Closer The President Faces Watergate Questions

Joseph Kraft analyzes the Nixon administration’s Watergate troubles. He notes the grand jury sought Nixon’s testimony and cites Kalmbach’s plea and a $576000 tax deduction dispute as evidence of alleged criminal actions. The piece argues mounting indictments and pleas increase impeachment likelihood.

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Subsidies Won't Do In Campaign Funding Debate

The Kalmbach Symington disclosures spark renewed questions about federal financing for campaigns. A Senate bill proposes public and private funding limits for president, House, and Senate candidates, plus donor caps, risking shifts in federalism and First Amendment freedoms. The piece argues the risks of national primaries and entrenched incumbency outweigh the potential gains, urging cautious deliberation.

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Watergate Committee Criticism From Goldie Clenden

Letter from Goldie Clenden in Portland questions if the Watergate inquiry targets the president, argues about legal accountability and the White House backstop, and suggests officials seek to protect face at the expense of truth.

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Americans Oppose Gas Rationing By 3-To-2 Margin

A Gallup survey reports 53 percent oppose gas rationing while 37 percent favor it. The study notes reasons for opposition include doubt about seriousness of shortages and worries about red tape and black market risk.

Princeton N. J Congress Nixon Simon

Ohio legislators weigh state mass transit aid and rail links

In Columbus lawmakers push for state funding to support intercity rail connections among Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Cincinnati. A start up grant of 5 million is sought plus 15 million for local transit grants and a 40 million expansion bill.

Columbus, Ohio Big City Anthony O. Calabrese Cleveland Columbus Dayton Cincinnati Penn Central Railroad Calabrese Legislative Service Commission Amtrak Patrick A. Sweeney LSC Sweeney

Dirty Deal mentioned in political letter

Lawrence Cottrill of Glouster argues that U S presidents shift programs from the Square New Fair to Dirty Deal and condemns Nixon promises as false while calling for a new president. He references China and Russia in critique.

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This Day In History March 4 Highlights 1974

On March 4 various historic events are noted including Charles II granting Penn a charter for Pennsylvania in 1681 and the 1789 first U S Congress adjournment for lack of quorum. Other entries cover Vermont statehood, Jackson inauguration riot, Jeannette Rankin’s Congress seat, and Bicpac Sea victory.

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Athens Messenger Subscription Rates Notice

The Athens Messenger lists prices for daily and Sunday single copies and long term mail subscriptions. Rates shown include 15 cents weekdays, 25 cents Sundays, and various mail options by location, with mail to Athens Ohio 45701 and second class matter status.

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Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh Joseph Kraft James Kilpatrick Goldie Clenden Portland By George Gallup Gallup Poll Federal Energy Office Federal Energy William E. Simon East Midwest Ee Ee Small Society Brickman Krom Energy Crisis U.S. Senate Sen Howard Metzenbaum Washington, D.C Sen. Robert Taft Jr Washington, DC U.S. House 10Th District Clarence E. Miller Cannon Harry L. Armstrong State House E. State S. Broad Lancaster Lagan Claire M Buzz) Ball Jr Oakley C. Collins Virginia Lane Kemp Lane Ironton the Athens Messenger
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