Athens newspaper history and key staff marked
The item lists the Athens newspaper origins Est 1825 at Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Athens Ohio with address and phone. It names Frederick W Bush publisher 1896 1929 Gordon K Bush publisher 1929 1965 and staff including Kenner Bush Richard R Paynter Karl W Runser Roy Cross Herb Amey with Pag 4.
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Athens
Johnson Rd
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
D Kenner Bush
Richard R Paynter
Karl W Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Pag
Retirement Date Effects Reach Far Down Line
AP analysis by John Cunniff examines how delaying retirement by top executives spreads dissatisfaction through the ranks. He cites management expert Eugene Jennings noting that a chief’s extended tenure triggers reassignment and salary changes for 8 to 10 percent of subordinates, potentially sparking a broad exodus in large firms.
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John Cunniff
New York
Eugene Jennings
Jennings
Michigan State University
Brzezinski misfires on history and Carter fundraisers
The article portrays Zbigniew Brzezinski’s classroom misstatements about the first president abroad and the first visit to Africa by a sitting U.S. president. It notes Carter’s revived President’s Club fundraising, with $15 to $25 suggested donations, and a light exchange on the kudzu problem.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Harvard
Columbia
Brzezinski
White House
U.S
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
John Adams
Herbert Hoover
James Monroe
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard
Taft
Panama
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
C Ter
Nigeria
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
Democratic National Committee
Editor invites public letters to the Messenger
Citizens are urged to submit brief letters to the editor on topics of general interest. Please sign the letter and include your address and telephone number. The Messenger may condense letters to fit space and improve readability for readers.
On This Date In History October 14 1977 Highlights
Events include Hastings defeat in 1066 William the Conqueror. birth of William Penn in 1644 and Dwight Eisenhower in 1890. 1933 Germany leaves League of Nations. 1944 Athens liberated. 1947 Yeager first to fly faster than sound. 1964 King awarded Nobel Peace Prize. Birthdays Lillian Gish and Gary Graffman. Thought for today Edison quote.
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William the Conqueror
Hastings
Pennsylvania
William Penn
London
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Denison
Texas
Germany
League of Nations
Athens
U.S. Air Force
Charles Yeager
California
Martin Luther King
Salvador Allende
Chile
Gerald Ford
Soviet Union
Europe
Lillian Gish
Gary Graffman
Athens County Foster Parent Assn criticizes Children’s Home Fund misuse
A letter from the Athens County Foster Parent Association accuses county commissioners of diverting funds from the Children’s Home Building Fund, harming vulnerable children. The group urges residents to contact commissioners and votes against those responsible, arguing for a secure future for local children.
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the Messenger
Athens County Foster Parent Association
Athens County
Kathy S. Blasky
Stewart
Prime Time debuts new format name for Ohio elderly TV program
In Columbus the Ohio Commission on Aging and Ohio State University launch season four of Prime Time a PBS program for seniors with a revised format audience participation and celebrity guests The Controlling Board approves 100000 to air the season across 12 Ohio stations. Honda may site a motorcycle plant in Union County aided by a new tax law offering abatements up to 15 years for new facilities local officials indicate agreement exists. The law takes effect November 18 with abatements designed to avoid diminishing existing tax revenue.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Commission On Aging
Ohio State University
Gary Walker
State Controlling Board
Ohio State University Telecommunications
Public Broadcasting System
PBS
Honda Motor Co
U.S
Union County
Robert M. Stutz
Development Department
Honda
Stutz
Welfare Reform Plans Deepen Policy Divide
James Kilpatrick surveys Moynihan’s shift on Carter’s Job and Income Security Program JISP, noting liberal and conservative critics call it messy. He argues the plan expands costs and bureaucracy, risks more welfare, and lacks a solid constituency while many existing laws already include work rules and tighter fraud controls. Moynihan backed FAP. now he finds JISP poorly conceived.
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Moynihan
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
New York
Carter
Nixon
White House
JISP
Treasury
Congress
Mr. Carter
Senator Moynihan
Pat Moynihan
Abortion Debate Stalemate Reflected In Congress
Opinion notes a national moral deadlock on abortion as Congress fights over Medicaid funding for abortions. It highlights a split between pro choice and anti abortion camps, with the poor most affected by any compromise or concession. The piece urges concern for rape victims and calls for protecting vulnerable groups amid political brinkmanship.
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Boston
House
Senate
Congress
Will Rogers on water shortages in Los Angeles
Will Rogers quips about water limits in Los Angeles while filming on the Sacramento River. He jokes the movie crew could have used the L A River but transporting water would be impractical.
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Los Angeles
Sacramento
Otmes
West
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President's Club
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Johnson
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Thomas Edison
Athens Messenger
Lawrence Donohue
James Kilpatrick
Will Rogers
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