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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1974
Page
6
The Athens Messenger listing the Messenger Publishing Co. address in Athens Ohio with establishment year and a roster ofPast and present publishers and key staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Fred W Weber M W McDargh G Kenner Bush Charles W Reamer Richard R Paynter and an assistant to the publisher.
Buckley argues against New York City Int. No. 2-A the Gay Liberation Rights Bill. He contends it seeks to normalize homosexuality and erode social norms, comparing it to amnesty debates and warning of potential workplace disclosure requirements. He argues legislators should resist this expansion of rights.
Nelson and Gwen Reid of 110 Columbia Ave Athens respond to The Messenger Sunday editorial Troubled Ohio U. They argue against radical action and urge calm study of causes behind enrollment and campus unrest. They emphasize avoiding panic and division while pursuing reasoned efforts to strengthen the university.
The writer recalls a national TV remark by a university president about treating students as adults. He questions Sowle's plans for the college and suggests a televised panel to explain what went wrong, hinting at taxpayer money as a solution.
The House Judiciary Committee where 38 members face a grave duty to decide if President Nixon warrants impeachment. The AP profiles key figures including chair Peter Rodino and ranking Republican Edward Hutchinson, with brief takes on other members such as Harold Donohue Jack Brooks Robert Kastenmeier Don Edwards William Hungate John Conyers Jr Joshua Eilberg Jerome Waldie Walter Flowers James Mann Paul Sarbanes John Seiberling George Danielson Robert Drinan Charles Rangel Barbara Jordan R H Thornton Jr Elizabeth Holtzman Wayne Owens and their roles in the inquiry.
In a Los Angeles Times piece from 1974, a couple visiting a showroom discovers a salesman seemingly knows intimate personal details about them. The scene unfolds as the salesman claims to read minds, comments on their finances, family costs, and a potential Panda car, prompting the couple to consider returning next week.
On May 28 1940 British and French troops began evacuations from Dunkirk and other historical notes include the Civil War North’s first black regiment leaving Boston in 1863 and 1864 events in Mexico and Belgium. Johnson meetings, Campora Cuba relations, and birthdays of Warren Giles and Barry Commoner.
Athens Ohio newspaper pricing and delivery options list rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier tube and by mail, with sample yearly and multi month price outlines and post office classification information. The notice also provides contact address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 for mail.
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