Athens Messenger Names and Staff in 1973 Issue
The Athens Messenger masthead lists Frederick W. Bush as publisher through 1929 and G. Kenner Bush through 1965 with Gordon K. Bush prior. Fred W. Weber is circulation director and Charles W. Reamer managing editor with Richard R. Paynter as assistant. The date is Wednesday Oct 17 1973.
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Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Total disillusionment over Agnew fallout and resignation
Washington writer James Kilpatrick laments Spiro Agnew's confession and resignation, recalling his admiration and the impact on the Nixon era. He argues Agnew should have faced trial, notes the tax evasion plea, and condemns the money payments and alleged influence-peddling as a lost leadership moment.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Ted Agnew
Agnew
Maryland
United States
Agnes
U.S. Tightrope Between Israel Rearmament and Detente
The United States balances rearming Israel with maintaining detente with the Soviet Union. Nixon recalls Lebanon in 1958 and 1970 while acknowledging no direct Soviet intervention. McCloskey downplays rhetoric and Kissinger-Dobrynin talks continue to avoid misreads amid cautious diplomacy.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nixon
U.S
Lebanon
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
Houari Boumediene
Algeria
Middle East
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Boumediene
Jacob Malik
United Nations
White House
Jordan
Beirut
Syria
McCloskey
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Nixon and Congress Clash Over Vetoes and Spending
President Nixon frequently defeats bills with vetoes amid Democratic majorities in Congress. The battle centers on spending, defense funding, and executive power. The administration sacrificed on Cambodia bombing but won in other fights as Senate backed a reduced foreign aid bill.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
William E. Timmons
White House
Timmons
Office of Management and Budget
Cambodia
Washington insight Joseph Kraft on a caretaker regime
The piece argues the Nixon administration is a caretaker regime after Watergate and Agnew's resignation. It notes Nixon's weakened standing, potential Court battles over taped conversations, and the Near East crisis threatening detente. It suggests possible public comeback if tapes are yielded and warns against clashes with Congress and courts.
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Nixon
Watergate
Agnew
Russia
Near East
Supreme Court
Spiro Agnew
Justice Department
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Syria
Egypt
Brezhnev
White House
Archibald Cox
Europe
Congress
Turning points mark Saratoga surrender and Napoleon’s Rhine dissolution
On this date in history Burgoyne surrenders at Saratoga signaling a major American revolution turning point. Napoleon dissolves the Rhine confederation, followed by Bessemer’s steel process patent and Einstein’s refugee arrival in the U S.
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John Burgoyne
Saratoga
Napoleon Bonaparte
Confederation of the Rhine
Henry Bessemer
Republic of Yugoslavia
Albert Einstein
United States
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
John F. Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Josh Billings
Athens court orders youths home early for Halloween pranks
The Messenger recalls a 50 year old Athens juvenile court directive to keep youths at home after pranks troubled residents. A 25 year old report from the county engineer notes grading ditching and resurfacing on 19 roads, improving nearly 60 miles of sections.
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Athens Juvenile Court
Athens
Motorcycles And Safety In Ohio Traffic
Ohio faces a record motorcycle death toll with over 130 riders killed this year, an 82 percent rise from 1972. Officials cite increased rider numbers from 94,862 to 153,547 in five years, rider inexperience, and motorist inattention as primary causes. Experts urge defensive riding, safe speeds, bright clothing, and motorists to keep a clear right lane when passing.
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Dean Schott
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
American Motorcycle Association
Eugene P. O’grady
O’grady
Jim Nidiffer
AMA
Niciffer
Abortion question to readers about certainty of being desired
A Messenger editor asks readers who support abortions to consider whether they were a desired pregnancy at conception and if a liberal policy at that time could have led to their disposal in a doctor's trash can as an inconvenient birth.
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the Messenger
Fine Teachers at Vinton County High School Praised by Senior
A senior student from Vinton County Consolidated High School lauds the fine teachers of Southeastern Ohio for fairness, understanding, and dedication. She expresses pride in her teachers, hopes for continued support this year, and plans to remain in the school with her classmates.
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the Messenger
Vinton County Consolidated High School
Ohio
Cindy L. Strausbaugh
Wilkesville
The Messenger Publishing Co. notice details and prices
The Athens Ohio newspaper The Messenger Publishing Co lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, delivery options by carrier and tube, and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. It notes second class matter status and provides the office address at Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701.
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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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