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The Messenger newspaper front page segment from May 14 1973 in Athens Ohio notes the 1825 founding and leadership lineage with publishers Bush Weber and Bush plus staff roles. It lists Route 33 N and Johnson Road address and date components for historical record.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Earth Lab Launch Sets Sights On Future Satellite System
The Manned Space Laboratory launch is planned after the successful ERTS-1 mission. Officials compare Skylab to the satellite, noting more sensors and channels, and the lab aims to gather vast earth data stored on film and tape for return.
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Manned Space Laboratory
Earth Resources Technological Satellite
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Skylab
Nixon's mood returns as Watergate looms larger
Nixon shows renewed vigor after Camp David retreat and Florida visit as aides report a calmer, more aggressive leadership stance. He reels from Haldeman and Ehrlichman firings, criticizes Percy, promises openness, and eyes a comeback.
Congress action this week on major bills in brief
In Washington AP reports the week’s status of bills: a 2.6 billion vocational rehabilitation authorization with veto sustained. a 120 million rural water and sewage grant program with veto sustained. broadening aid to elderly persons enacted. price and rent control signed into law. Senate confirmation required for OMB director and cabinet officers for a second term. curbs on impounding funds and curtailing programs approved by Senate awaiting presidential action on some items.
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Berlin Wall
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
White House
Congress
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Richard Nixon
Senate
Billy the Kid Returns and a Collie Puppy Arrives
A conservative column writer recounts returning to his rural farm from Washington and meeting a new collie puppy named Katie while saying goodbye to the older dog Lorenzo. He notes a building project for a new office and reflects on dreams, books, and daily life amid headlines of bold political deeds.
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Scrabble
Dulles
Billy
Caterina di Medici
Katie
Watergate
Vietnam
Lebanon
Gibbon
Billy the Kid
Charlie’s Bar & Grill
Discovery
Lorenzo
Joseph Caliandro
Peter Kramer
Watergate narrative undercuts Nixon claim of ignorance
The piece argues President Nixon’s April 30 TV account misstates his knowledge of Watergate. It notes the June 17 1972 apprehension, repeated denials, and contrasts with John Mitchell’s pre-break-in briefings, suggesting the president could not have remained unaware of the campaign’s espionage.
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Nixon
Democratic
Atty
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Hunt and Liddy & Co
Nixon Burden of Proof Shifts in Watergate Allegations
The article argues the case implicates Richard Nixon and key aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman in a broader Watergate plot. It notes Ehrlichman allegedly aided Hunt and Liddy and knew of break ins, while Haldeman’s aide recruited Segretti for political sabotage. The piece urges cautious judgment and insists Nixon must prove clean hands and knowledge.
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Watergate
Mitchell
White House
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Bob Haldeman
Hunt and
Liddy
Daniel Ellsberg
California
Central Intelligence Agency
Mr. Ehrlichman
Mr. Nixon
Haldeman
Nixon
Dwight Chapin
Donald Segretti
Chapin
Herbert Kalmbach
Segretti
Senate
Letters Stop Trend Editor The Messenger
A reader criticizes liberal media coverage and defends Nixon amid Watergate. The letter condemns centralized government, urges local election participation, and warns against appointive rule as the Ohio Constitution Revision Commission discussed changes. Gerald E. Hann signs as Athens County Engineer.
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the Messenger
Nixon
Democratic Party
Illinois
Richard Nixon
Muskie
Humphrey
Teddy Boy
Watergate
Ohio Constitution Revision Commission
Gerald E. Hann
P.E
P.S. Athens County
Ohio Observations Shape Bills in Columbus
Ohio lawmakers draft measures based on personal observations and constituent requests. Weyandt seeks to rename the Turnpike for Shacknessy while Stinziano urges safety signs on waterways. Damschroder proposes welfare reform with sterilization when parents shirk support. Many bills arise from lobbying groups, administration input, and interest organizations, illustrating a busy, responsive legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ronald H. Weyandt
Akron
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Michael P. Stinziano
Stinziano
Weyandt
House
Gene Damschroder
Senate
Leonard J. Camera
Lorain
Ohio Education Association
OFA
Ohio Afl—Cio
Frank W. King
Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger outlines its publication pattern as daily except Saturdays with Sunday editions. Rates list single-copy prices and mail subscriptions for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide delivery with durations from one week to one year. Entry at Athens Post Office notes second class matter status under 1918 act. mailing address provided.
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