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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1969

Page

8

Athens Daily News Staff Roll Call October 3 1969

The Athens newspaper lists staff positions with names including publisher G Kenner Bush, editor M W McDargh, advertising director Richard R Paynter and others. It is dated Friday October 3 1969 and located in Athens Ohio.

Charles W. Reamer M. W. McDargh Richard R. Paynter Athens, Ohio

Education in the Seventies and the Changing College Map

Clark Kerr, former UC president and Carnegie Commission chair, predicts the core purpose of higher education will shift in the 1970s and beyond as all youth gain college access. PhDs may become surplus while MDs and medical specialists face growing demand and potential federal funding to cover medical education.

United States Clark Kerr University of California Carnegie Commission On Higher Education Kerr

Malpractice fears push doctors to avoid risky cases in SoCal

In Southern California doctors face high malpractice costs and potential liability even without fault. National premiums average about 5000 dollars for over 7000 physicians, while surgeons and anesthesiologists pay 7500 to 12000 dollars. The Los Angeles County Medical Association weighs protections such as precase no sue agreements and binding arbitration.

California Los Angeles County Medical Association

Housing Start Forecasts Fall As Romney Sees Slump

Secretary George Romney warns 1969 housing starts may dip below one million as high borrowing costs and rising building wages bite. He notes loan rates up 3 percent since January and wage demands, citing Kansas City, could raise total pay by about 130 percent over three years.

Romney Kansas City

Germany domesticated by election returns say experts

Washington insight notes that German voters shifted toward internal concerns and tempered foreign aims. The NPD failed to cross the 5 percent threshold while CDU CDU Kiesinger led major bloc, with Brandt’s Social Democrats gaining seats.

Germany Free Democratic Party FDP Christian Democrats Bundestag Christian Democratic Kurt Georg Kiesinger CDU Franz Josef Strauss Bavaria Nuremberg Willy Brandt Darmstadt

Giant QE2 ships the scene with hip modern luxuries

The QE2 redefines ocean travel with a discotheque on deck, art gallery, boutique and coffee shop. It blends Agatha Christie elegance with Beatles energy as first and tourist classes merge into deluxe and standard. Cunard reports high bookings and strong profits as the ship sails toward a Caribbean debut.

736 Club Mary Qaunt Gaiters Scotland Bobby Shaftoe Somerset Maugham Beautician Bil” Warwick Cunard Lines North Atlantic Caribbean Atlantic New York Cunard Basil Smallpiece Aquitania Canasta Bingo Southampton Plimsoll Odeon

Reading reform clash heats up in Nixon era critique

James Kilpatrick notes Dr. James E. Allen Jr. promotes a national read plan while criticizing reading instruction reform. He argues phonics and alphabet methods work best, railing against look-say and urging boards of education to back proven techniques.

Los Angeles James E. Allen, Jr U.S Nixon Pentagon California District of Columbia New York Bulletin the Council For Basic Education Chicago New York City Jeanne Chall Harvard McGraw-Hill Chall New York Times Jane Look-Say Reading Reform Foundation Dr. Allen Boards of Education

The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates

The Athens Messenger informs readers it publishes daily except Saturdays and is a member of the Associated Press. Rates for daily and Sunday copies vary by delivery method and destination, with specific prices listed for local carrier, mail in Ohio and West Virginia, and mail elsewhere in the U.S. or possessions.

The Associated Press Ohio West Virginia U.S. & Possessions

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