Athens Messenger Contact and staff list note
The Athens Messenger lists established details from 1825 and provides Route 33 North and Johnson Road address in Athens Ohio with contact numbers and email addresses for staff including Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Josh Wilder Jeff Bunch Ike Weiss and office roles. The notice serves as a masthead style directory for letters editors designers and advertising staff at the paper.
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Pragmatism and Bernie Nation Clash in Democratic Duel
The column argues pragmatism is failing Bernie Sanders as he battles Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination. It contrasts Sanders chaotic Las Vegas convention protests and death threats with Clinton's experience and steadiness, concluding Trump remains a dangerous, tire fire while Clinton offers a pragmatic, capable alternative for president.
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Putting free speech out to pasture
Journalist Jim Hightower profiles Rick Friday a lifelong farmer and cartoonist who drew a satire about big agribusiness noting the CEOs profits eclipsed farmer incomes. Friday was fired after advertiser pullout prompting criticism of Farm News for bowing to corporate power and stifling critique.
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The Free Love Generation Faces a Populist Backlash
Western democracies confront a surge of anti establishment sentiment as the May 1968 generation, once tied to civil rights protests and antiwar activism, faces a populist backlash led by leaders like Trump. The piece links 1960s and 70s unrest to modern terrorism and immigration policy debates, arguing for accountability and political turnover.
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Our Poverty Myth and the Roots of Inequality
The essay argues poverty reflects birth, racism, and policy, not individual failings. It cites Adam Smith and Weber on work ethics, notes Rockefeller’s philanthropy alongside belief that the poor deserve their fate, and highlights how race, housing, and lending discrimination trap low income families. It concludes poverty stems from systemic factors, costly living, and limited public aid.
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