Nelsonville Children Center faces abrupt staff dismissals
A front page critique questions why two key staffers were fired only two weeks after the Nelsonville Center opened. The piece calls for a public board review, clearer funding use, and accountability from Gov. Gilligan as the program remains under scrutiny.
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Ohio
Nelsonville
Ohio Department of Health and Mental Retardation
U.S
Nelson
John J. Gilligan
Athens
Gilligan
Board of Review
Nelsonville Children’s Center
Ohio Professor Questions Radial Tire Snow Benefit Tests
Ohio State University civil engineering professor Eldridge A. Whitehurst, testing director for the National Safety Council winter driving project, will challenge claims radial tires perform better in snow. The Wisconsin tests start January, evaluating radial tires, small utility trailers, delivery trucks, and tire chains with about 50 participants.
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William Kronholm
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Wisconsin
Eldridge A. Whitehurst
National Safety Council
Whitehurst
Ohio State
Stevens Point
Wis
Buckley condemns Soviet censorship and splits in Moscow remarks
William F Buckley argues against Soviet suppression of dissent at the World Peace Congress in Moscow. He notes Father Paul Mayer's protest with seven Americans, the resignation of the delegation, and critiques Communist Party tactics on Middle East oil and Jewish interests.
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Paul Mayer
Moscow
World Peace Congress
Soviet Union
Father Mayer
CIA
United States
Fulbright
Voice of America
Communist Congress
Russia
Mideast
Communist Party
U.S.A
U.S
Israel
Communist Party of the
Nixon Lost Tapes Scene Recounts Collector’s Dilemma
In a lively aired exchange, Dick Nixon searches for two prized tapes John Mitchell and John Dean collected but cannot locate. He worries about Johnny Sirica’s impatience and considers offering substitutes from the catalog as he contemplates a cover story.
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America
Pat
Johnny Sirica
Sirica
Bob Haldeman
John Mitchell
John Dean
Today In History November 6 1973 Highlights
Today marks the 310th day of 1973 with notable events including Lincoln’s 1860 presidential election, Washington’s 1792 reelection, Gandhi’s 1913 arrest, women’s suffrage in New York 1917, Nixon’s 1970s win five years ago, and Britain’s 1980s wage freezes. James Jones aged 52 and Michael Stewart aged 67 are birthday figures. Thought for today cites Jefferson.
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Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Mahatma Gandhi
New York State
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Britain
Athens Votes to Hire Henry Nice as Speed Cop 50 Years Ago
The Messenger notes Athens city council hired Henry Nice as speed control officer paid from fines, a practice Nice had used for the county 25 years earlier. Preliminary work on a 37-39 S Court Street building is underway per project partner Mike J Chakiris, with permits listing a business block though reports say it may become a theater.
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Athens
Henry Nice
Nice
S. Court Street
Mike J. Chakiris
Chakiris
Steve Varnes
Small society voice debates conscience of humanity
A compact group questions the role of moral guidance in public life citing rhetoric about ethics and responsibility. The exchange highlights differing views on whether individuals or institutions should lead moral standards and reflect societal values.
Fuel Shortage and Food Discussed in Economic Study
AP analysis notes officials failed to coordinate response to fuel and food pressures. C.W. Cook of General Foods cites National Commission on Food and Fiber findings that world demand outpaces supply unless major steps are taken. U.S. energy potential remains strong with coal and oil shale.
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New York
Columbia Graduate School of Business
C.W. Cook
General Foods Corp
Johnson
National Commission On Food and Fiber
United States
Veterans Day parade proposal for Athens by Zoe Sands
Letter proposes a real old fashioned Veterans Day parade in Athens on November 10 before the Ohio U Cincinnati game. It calls for all veterans from past wars to ride or march with focus on returned prisoners of war and suggests Mrs. Jane Smith as Grand Marshal. Units from American Legion VFW and campus Veteran's Club would participate.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio U.cincinnati
Jane Smith
American Legion
VFW
Veteran's Club
Zoe L. Sands
Morris Ave
Impeachment Call Over Nixon Fire of Special Prosecutor
A formal statement declares shock at Nixon firing Special Prosecutor Cox and urges immediate impeachment proceedings. The author argues Nixon bypassed the established executive legislative balance and questions the president’s ethical authority despite court compliance on Watergate tapes.
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the Messenger
Cox
Nixon
Justice Department
Congress
Special Prosecutor
Mr. Nixon
The Messenger Publishing Co. Address and Rates
Daily newspaper details for Athens Ohio including edition frequency, carrier and tube delivery, and mail subscription rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. Addresses Route 33 North Johnson Road Athens 45701. Second class matter under 1918 act.
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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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James Jones
Michael Stewart
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