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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1974

Page

4

Athens Messenger May 8 1974 front page note

Brief masthead note lists publishing staff for the Athens Messenger in Athens Ohio dated Wednesday May 8 1974. It records Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Fred W Weber M W McDargh G Kenner Bush Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter among editors and directors.

the Messenger Publishing CO Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter

Kissinger’s Tactics Aimed at Middle East Peace Plan

Dr. Kissinger orchestrates disengagement talks between Israel and Syria with pressure and diplomacy. He leverages Egyptian, Soviet, and Arab actors while the Golan Heights borders and prisoner exchanges frame a staged path toward a broader peace, as Nixon prepares a Moscow summit.

Jerusalem Henry Kissinger Israel Syria Dr. Kissinger Golan Heights Kenitra United Nations Turkey Morocco Kissinger Anwar Sadat Egypt Sadat Near East Golda Meir Andrei Gromyko Russia Houari Boumedienne Algeria Alexandria Soviet Union United States Nixon Moscow Field Enterprises, Inc

How They Voted on Recent Major Roll Calls in Congress

Washington report lists votes on three House amendments and a Senate measure. Fusion research funding, Arms Control evaluation, and police and fire survivor benefits faced party lines, with outcomes recorded for reps Robison McCormack Miller Wiggins Hogan and others. The Senate bill on poultry producers passed, sending the measure to the House for final action.

Washington Congress HOUSE AEC Office of Management and Budget Senate Howard Robison R-N.y Mike McCormack W-Wash Clarence Miller R-10 Charles Wiggins Calif Lawrence Hogan R-Md Miller

Look Intently at the World to Improve Writing

Kilpatrick discusses writer training through discipline and observation inspired by Annie Dillard Pilgrim at Tinker Creek. He urges writers to look, touch, smell, taste, and hear with total concentration to craft vivid metaphors and precise language.

Knoxville College of Communications Housman Robert Frost Carl Sandburg Annie Dillard Tinker Creek Harper’s Magazine Roanoke Valley Virginia Rappahannock County U.S.A Brooklyn

Health Maintenance Organizations Aim to Change Health Care

A federal law funds health maintenance organizations to stress preventive care. HMOs promise lower costs and fewer hospital stays, with models like Group Health and Kaiser Permanente cited. Executives and providers see benefits in early care and healthier workers, while executives remain cautious about broad adoption.

John Cunniff New York Group Health Corp Puget Sound Wash Group Health Kaiser- Permanente Program Oakland Calif Hilman S. Sorey Chicago Michael Reese Sorey Blue Cross Reese Medical Center Near South United States The Conference Board Seymour Lusterman

Ohio Governor Says Armed Troops Won’t Be Used on Campuses

Gov. John J. Gilligan told reporters that Ohio will likely never again deploy armed troops to quell campus uprisings unless extreme cases arise. He noted there would not be a need to send National Guard to a university disturbance, during a briefing with state broadcast media about the use of guard troops prompted by an indictment of eight individuals.

Robert E. Miller Associated Press Columbus, Ohio Ohio Ohio University John J. Gilligan Gilligan Ohio National Guard

Ohio governor defends guard involvement and university policies

Governor Gilligan defended Ohio guardsmen handling crowds after the Kent State shootings and noted laws requiring local requests before troop deployment. He cited training in riot control and favored careful study before sending forces. He discussed university trustees appointments and suggested informal committees already aid Miami University and Cincinnati. He noted mixed views on student unions for university workers.

Kent State University U.S. Supreme Court Gilligan Ohio Kent State

Readers’ Letters Open Forum Guidelines

General public discussion page seeks opinions on current issues and welcomes letters to the editor. Letters must include the writer name address and telephone number and only signed letters will be published. Personal announcements notices or thank yous are not suitable for this space and editors may condense letters to fit available space.

The Messenger Publishing Co. Publication Rates Notice

Daily notices and rates disclosed by The Messenger Publishing Co. in Athens Ohio include daily Sunday and carrier delivery options. Pricing covers in state Ohio and West Virginia mail and out of state mail with three month, six month, and yearly terms.

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