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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1972

Page

8

Public favors changes in presidential campaigning, Gallup reports

Gallup finds seven in ten Americans want changes to campaign practice. Voters soil high costs and mudslinging as top complaints, call for clearer issues and shorter campaigns. A majority also backs a law capping total campaign spending and a nationwide primary over Electoral College rules.

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Athens Ohio newspaper masthead details

The Athens Messenger page lists the publishing company address Route 33 North at Johnson Road Athens Ohio with historical leadership credits Frederick W Bush 1896 1929 G Kenner Bush Gordon K Bush and Fred W Weber as circulation and advertising directors.

THE Messenger Publishing Company Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush G. Kenner Bush U.S. & Possessions Messenger Publishing Co

Doctor Shortage and Medical School Expansion Highlighted

The 1971 72 academic year saw 9 551 graduates of medical schools, up 577 from last year but still short of need. AMA figures show 43 650 students enrolled, with 11 new schools in 20 years and 22 more opened in five years. Health expert Richard L. Johnson projects doctor shortages rising to 180 000 by 1980 based on 1.85 doctors per 1 000 people.

American Medical Association Richard L. Johnson Oak Brook

Work ethic views split on welfare reform analysis

Leonard Goodwin analyzes Nixon's claim on the poor and work ethic, citing a study of over 4 000 people including AFDC recipients. He argues the problem is not a lack of work ethic but barriers to success in an unequal market, with welfare mothers facing low pay and scarce childcare. He critiques training programs and coercive welfare rules while weighing a guaranteed income versus the need for work.

Nixon Brookings Institution New York Maryland

Rethinking Welfare to Boost Low-Paid Work Incentives

The piece argues for higher pay through subsidies and tax relief, less welfare punitive work requirements, and training vouchers to replace rigid programs. It calls for ending the view that poverty equals laziness and suggests policy shifts to lift the working poor.

Humphrey Considers Challenging Byrd For Senate Whip

Capitol Hill sources say Hubert Humphrey may seek the Senate majority whip post against Robert Byrd. Aiming to balance Mansfield’s leadership, Humphrey’s past as whip and Civil Rights Act advocacy bolster speculation amid 1974 re elections and liberal pressures.

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Athens residents question courthouse Christmas tree display

Letter to the editor criticizes the Court House corner Christmas tree as ugly and urges the city to buy a real evergreen instead, calling the current display ludicrous and commercial.

the Messenger Court House Athens

ACLU voices concern on airline search procedures and hijacking

The ACLU criticizes how airline passenger searches are conducted and warns that the hijacking crisis has spurred lawlessness by federal agents. In 22 months 6000 travelers were arrested after searches, only 20 percent for direct hijacking contraband.

The American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Havana Jack Weinstein Eastern District of New York

Wrong Way In Concern For Anti Hijacking Procedures

Buckley argues overboard on aircraft searches and contraband seizures. He discusses frisking suspects, Fourth Amendment limits, Judge Weinstein, Weeks v United States, and the ACLU stance, connecting air security with civil liberties and anti hijacking policy.

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