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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1973

Page

6

The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Staff List

A historical notice lists staff and offices for The Messenger Publishing Co of Athens Ohio established 1825 with leaders Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G Kenner Bush and editors. It records roles including publishers circulation director advertising director and managing editor.

the Messenger Publishing CO Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush G. Kenner Bush

Agnew Duty First in Face of Indictment

A conservative view argues Agnew must resign if indicted citing constitutional duty and history of presidential succession. The piece criticizes leaks and calls for fair treatment within the criminal justice system while noting Agnew’s resilience and potential to resume public life.

Agnew United States Free World Senate McKinley Harding San Francisco Roosevelt Warm Springs Kennedy Richard Nixon Nixon Los Angeles Justice Department Baltimore Walter Hoffman Norfolk Fox Spiro Agnew Washington White House Capitol Hill

Battle over Gilligan governance roils Ohio politics

John Glenn cites Gilligan aide claiming the governor could seek 1976 national office and suggested Glenn run for lieutenant governor. Glenn accuses leaders of bossism and meddling in Metzenbaum Senate endorsement, while a push to remove Ohio Youth Commission chair Ensign gains pace amid party fears. DOT director says pledges for telethon were voluntary and unauthorized.

Columbus Ohio John Glenn John J. Gilligan John Hansan Gilligan Glenn Hansan Senate U.S. Senate Howard Metzenbaum Cleveland Ohio Democratic Executive Committee William Ensign Ohio Youth Commission Associated Press Toledo Ensign

Food Sweeteners Under Fire Storm Over Additives

A science clash over artificial sweeteners cyclamate and saccharin pits safety concerns against regulatory science. Studies from the US and abroad yield conflicting results, prompting calls for more testing while industry and consumer groups urge clear action. Regulators weigh cancer risk, testing limits, and policy implications for the $1 billion additives industry.

William Stockton Washington Peter Hutt FDA United States Europe Japan Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation Virgil Wodicka Bureau of Foods Wodicka James Turner Ralph Nader

Kraft on Agnew: Ill-Equipped for Washington Troubles

Washington insight argues Spiro Agnew is unfit to handle crises as VP. It cites indictable risks, limited experience, and reliance on Nixon without real preparation. The piece frames his conduct as bravado and notes the broader tangle with Nixon aides.

Agnew House of Representatives Carl Albert Washington Congress Albert Maryland Baltimore County Nixon Russia China Department of Justice Mr. Agnew John Mitchell John Ehrlichman Bob Haldeman Richard Nixon

Trieste dispute settled between Italy and Yugoslavia

On this date in 1954 Italy and Yugoslavia formally settled their dispute over Trieste. The record notes Columbus’s Costa Rica discovery in 1503 and birthdays for Georges Bidault and Josha L. Logan. Dwight Moody’s thought completes the item.

Associated Press Italy Yugoslavia Trieste Christopher Columbus Costa Rica Georges Bidault Josha L. Logan Dwight L. Moody

Freshmen Initiated at Ohio University With Smokers Pajama Parade

The Messenger reports 50 years ago Ohio University freshmen were welcomed with a smoker, pajama parade, and serenade. Sheriff Bateman denied a benchley Marsh strip mine violence claim near Lathrop and said wrecked windshields could not be confirmed.

Ohio University Benchley-Marsh Lathrop George Bateman

Energy Crisis Letters Warn of Shortage

Milwaukee resident Eileen Gill cites federal energy policies as driving a coming shortage. She argues coal restrictions, low natural gas prices, slow atomic power, refinery limits, and oil import controls push demand beyond supply for petroleum.

the Messenger Eileen Gill S. 72Nd St Milwaukee Wis

Amesville Elementary Seeks Campbell’s Soup Labels

Amesville Elementary School requests Campbell’s Soup labels to support a slide projector project. The drive aims to collect 6 530 labels by December and asks for community participation. Charles K Bennet and Ms Crawley’s 4th Grade lead the effort at Amesville.

the Messenger Amesville Charles K. Bennet Crawley

Athens Messenger postal rates and mailing details

Daily and Sunday newspaper pricing and delivery options listed for the Athens Messenger. Rates cover in town carrier, tube route, and mail subscriptions to Ohio, West Virginia, and nationwide locations with various durations and prices. The paper is published daily except Saturdays and entered as Second Class Matter in 1918.

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