The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger listing records the publishers and staff from 1825 onward including Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber with roles for circulation advertising and editorial staff at Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Missing Burke Moment Frames Nixon Impeachment Debate
The piece compares 18th century impeachment rhetoric to the Nixon inquiry. It argues no clear prosecutorial advocate has emerged, urges a partisan edifice like Burke’s, and notes the committee’s neutral approach may weaken the case without a decisive lead and coherent pattern.
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Fanny Burney
Dr. Johnson
Warren Hastings
Edmund Burke
Mr. Hastings
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Burke
Hastings
California
John Drinan
Massachusetts
Albert Jenner
White House
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Toscanini
Washington Post
Edward Bennett Williams
Field Enterprises Inc
Nixon and the Press in a Double Standard Debate
In a Washington interview President Nixon criticizes press bias and leaks while defending himself against a perceived double standard. The May 16 Post leak story reveals Nixon threatening to pressure a newspaper via the FCC, underscoring the fragile balance between confidential material and public interest. The piece argues the press, despite flaws, performs a vital watchdog role.
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Washington
Nixon
Jack Anderson
India
Pakistan
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Washington Press Corps
Watergate
Washington Post
House Judiciary Committee
Star- News
H. R. Haldeman
John E. Dean III
Post
Haldeman
The
Edward Bennett Williams
House Committee
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Equal Justice Under Law and the Brown V. Board Era
A retrospective on the 1954 Brown v. Board decision and its aftermath. The piece traces the Supreme Court's path from Plessy v. Ferguson to the 1955 ruling, noting how integration spread unevenly across the North and South, with gains in education and civic life but continued urban challenges and notable individual successes.
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Washington
Temple of Justice
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
South Carolina
Brown
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Plessy
United States
Earl Warren
America
Power Lines Spark Payment Dispute Over Sandusky VORTAC
In Sandusky Ohio Ohio Edison and the FAA clash over who pays to relocate a half million dollar VORTAC navigation device disabled by new power lines. The FAA seeks 150000 for relocation while Edison denies legal obligation. The idle equipment, used by aircraft for instrument approaches, has limited range and remains unused.
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William Kronholm
Associated Press
Sandusky
Ohio
Ohio Edison Co
Federal Aviation Administration
Gerry Fasig
FAA Great Lakes
Chicago
Ohio Edison
FAA
Fasig
Alan H. Glass
Regional Airways
Glass
Sandusky Vortac
Readers letter policy and submission rules
This page welcomes letters on issues of public interest. It states the forum should not publish personal announcements or notices. Letters must include the writer’s name address and telephone number and only signed letters are published, with preference for shorter submissions.
Pauline Franks Honored As Outstanding Community Woman
The Messenger notes Pauline Franks chairwoman of Athens Christian Women's Club has been chosen as one of three outstanding community women. A nurse in the local hospital, she is praised for faithfulness, leadership, compassion, and radiating the love of Jesus Christ.
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the Messenger
Pauline Franks
Christian Women's Club
Athens
Christian Women’s Club
Jesus Christ
May 22 1819 First Atlantic steamship sets sail from Savannah
On this date in 1819 the S S Savannah became the first steamship to cross the Atlantic leaving Savannah Georgia for Liverpool England. The event is marked as Maritime Day in the United States. Sir Laurence Olivier is 67 today. The thought for today by Thomas Carlyle reflects debt as a bottomless sea.
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S.S. Savannah
Savannah
Georgia
Liverpool
England
Sir Laurence Olivier
Thomas Carlyle
The Messenger Publishing Co. Delivery Rates and Address
Daily and Sunday newspaper rates listed for carrier tube and by mail in Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere. Publication details note Associated Press membership and Athens Ohio postal filing with Route 33 North Johnson Road address.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Ala
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