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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1969

Page

4

Athens Messenger 1969 May 13 Local News Snapshot

Athens Ohio newspaper page dated Tuesday May 13 1969 lists staff and publication details including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Bush as publishers. Circulation director is M W McDargh and advertising director is Fred W Weber. Managing editor is Charles W Reamer with Richard R Paynter as assistant.

Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter Athens, Ohio

Public health officer cites medicated survival and age limit idea

Dr Kenneth Vickery of Fastbourne argues for a maximum age beyond which doctors would focus on palliative care rather than life extension. He warns the elderly could face euthanasia as Britain’s aging population strains medical services. He cites Eisenhower’s last months as a dreadful example and questions current survival aims.

Eisenhower Royal Society of Health Congress Kenneth Vickery Fastbourne England Britain Popu

Supreme Court to Review Wage Garnishment Law

The court will weigh a case testing wage garnishment in Wisconsin and 16 states where creditors can start collecting without notice or hearing. A 1970 truth‑in‑lending law then protects at least 7 percent of after tax pay or $48, with employers barred from firing workers for garnishment. Even if the court rejects the practice, millions could lose wages or face job loss through legal garnishments.

U. S. Supreme Court Wisconsin Congress Supreme Court

Congress faces arson threat to higher education funds

The piece argues that rising campus arson and student unrest could trigger federal penalties cutting billions in aid to universities. It cites Rep. Edith Green and Rep. George Mahon steering a rider to create a federal mediation panel, risking major cuts especially to prestige schools and Howard University.

Washington Congress Vietnam House Education and Labor Committee Edith Green Oregon Sage House Appropriations Committee George Mahon Texas Green Lyndon Johnson Johnson City College of New York

Messenger Recall: Page's 1919 Plan to Maintain Wilson Policy

The Messenger notes that 58 years ago Thomas Nelson Page, then ambassador to Italy, submitted a compromise plan to President Wilson to preserve his principles and satisfy Italy. Supt Geoffrey Morgan of Athens is named Athens County chairman for Boy Scout Week in recognition of his program work. Walter Orville Levering, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Levering of 252 Grosvenor St Nelsonville, a Navy Reserve Aviation Machinist Mate 2nd Class in England, earned the Auf Medal.

Thomas Nelson Page Italy Wilson Page Supt Geoffrey Morgan Athens Athens County Boy Scout Week Earl Wilson California GOP Aviation C. Walter Orville Levering Henry Levering Grosvenor St Nelsonville Navy England Auf

Mass Tax Protests Sweep States Amid Budget Battles

A sweeping Associated Press survey finds middle class taxpayers across states resisting tax hikes and school levies. Governors Shafer Maddox face pressure over income taxes and budgets while voters reject bond issues from New York suburbs to Minnesota. Local protests, anti tax leagues form in Pennsylvania and California, with varied clashes over education funding and budget cuts.

Associated Press Raymond P. Shafer Pennsylvania Williamsport Harrisburg Shafer Beaver Falls New York City Great Neck Long Island Milton Kurland Nassau-Suffolk School Boards Association Mahtomedi Minn St. Paul Edwin Duffield Uniontown Fayette County Jefferson County Taxpayers League Punxsutawney High School Brookville San Diego Unified Los Angeles Jack Crowther Crowther Board of Education Milwaukee James P. Bebling North Shore Whitefish Bay Citizens For Tax Reform Rehling Behling Federal Internal Revenue Service Office Honolulu Frank Fasi Paradise Fasi

Students' Grievances Highlight Faculty Teaching Dismissals

William F Buckley Jr discusses student complaints about teaching duties in colleges. He cites critics like John Coyne Jr and Ernest van den Haag noting underpaid teaching assistants and focus on freedom. Buckley argues the crisis centers on order and survival of educational institutions and misalignment of priorities.

John Coyne Jr Berkeley Univer Columbia Ernest van den Haag Amherst South Vietnam de Gaulle House of Commons Abraham Lincoln

Safety check sought for Volkswagen by Senate panel chair

Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana, head of a Senate surface transportation subcommittee, asked for a federal safety standards review of the Volkswagen. The move comes after critic Ralph Nader called the car the most hazardous on the road, and owners seek clarity on the true safety status.

Vance Hartke Indiana Senate Ralph Nader

College President under pressure from student strike

Hal Boyle portrays a campus crisis as students demand equal parking, faculty strife, and a call for dialogue. The humor spotlights a dean locked in a washroom and a legislature looming over student revolts, with alumni threats and mixed student factions.

New York University Rutherford Romulus Frothingham Popinjay U National Guard Frothingham

Fireworks to Mark Brasilia Ninth Anniversary

Fireworks will replace cake as Brasilia celebrates the capital’s ninth anniversary. Races and celebrations aim to lift mood after President Arthur de Costa e Silva seized extraordinary powers on December 13 and suspended Congress.

Brazil Arthur de Costa E Silva Congress Brasillia

Hughes Expands Into Las Vegas Casino Empire

Tycoon Howard Hughes, famed airplane operator and industrialist, has taken over his sixth casino in Las Vegas Nevada. He aims to unify legal gaming under a single control, becoming a national gambling tycoon.

Howard Hughes Las Vegas Nev

Athens Messenger Publishing Co. postal rates and address

The Athens Messenger lists delivery options for daily and Sunday editions with various pricing. The notice provides the mailing address 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701 and classes as a second class matter under the 1918 act.

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