The Athens Messenger Publisher and Staff Listing
The Athens Messenger lists its publishing company on Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio with a history spanning 1825 to 1965. It names Frederick W Bush, Gordon K Bush, and G Kenner Bush as publishers and notes roles including Fred W Weber circulation director M W McDargh advertising director Charles W Reamer and managing editor Richard R Paynter.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
BART System Faces Delays Costs Troubling Bay Area
The nations first space age mass transit system BART battles massive cost overruns and delays in its first year. Despite runaway budgets critics fear slow progress as reliability problems and legal fights prolong opening and strain finances.
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Oakland
Calif
Bay Area
BART
U.S
San Francisco
Bay
San Francisco Bay
Richmond
Concord
Fremont
Buckley on Mideast diplomacy and the Israeli line
William F. Buckley analyzes the Mideast crisis noting Israeli air losses from Soviet missiles and Arab morale. He weighs whether Israel can or should pursue Damascus, predicts Soviet intervention risks, and critiques Kissinger diplomacy while outlining Arab demands and oil leverage.
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Mideast
Israel
Nasser
Cairo
Damascus
Napoleon
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
United
States
Pari Passu
Suez Canal
Knesset
The Blurb Business and a Witty Writer
Art Buchwald explains how blurbs drive the publishing world noting millions of blurbs are produced yearly. He jokes about the awkward pressure to supply flattering quotes, the Author's League ruling, and his own scramble for ready made praise while pursuing blurbs for his upcoming fall release.
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Washington
United States
Hym Calderweller
Women’s Liberation Movement
Sandra Bitter
Marlon Brando
Waldo Kransky
Kransky
Author’s League
League
Norman Mailer
Maynard Bowditch
Marilyn Monroe
How They Voted in Congress Sept 20 to Oct 3
Area members of Congress recorded on major roll calls. Noted votes include immigration levels 174 for 203 against, health bill passed 217 to 155, school aid rejected 184 to 198, arts and humanities passed 294 to 106, mass transit rejected 205 to 210, troop reductions varied, and foreign aid passed 54 to 42.
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Washington
Congress
HOUSE
Immigration and Nationality
Clarence E. Miller
Lancaster
Miller
National Foundation On the Arts and Humanities
Angles
Thunderbirds
Golden Knights
U. S
Taft
Saxbe
Nixon
Small Business Administration
Saxby
U.S
Secretary of Defense
Readers' Letters Want Public Views On Daily Issues
This page invites general public opinions on matters of broad interest and welcomes Letters to the Editor. It notes the forum is not intended for personal notices or thank yous and emphasizes a space for collective discussion rather than individual announcements.
Ohio Educational TV reaches all schools as system expands
Educational television expands across Ohio with 12 transmitters from Cincinnati to Newark. About 1.2 million of 2.4 million public school students are under contract for lessons, with 1.8 million expected next year. Programs cover health reading and social studies with economics production at Ohio State University achieving national use.
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BART
William F. Goelz
William Chester
Congress
Goelz
Transbay
Westinghouse Electric Corp
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Ramon Gentry
Westinghouse
B. R. Stokes
Washington
Baltimore
Atlanta
Houston
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Cambridge
Martin W. Essex
Robert Bowers
110Th General Assembly
Bowers
Ohio State University
State Department of Education
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Bowling Green
Oxford
Dayton
Athens
Alliance-Salem
Portsmouth
Newark
Monster Korn Karnival and School Day drawn by area schools
The Messenger recalls a 50 year old plan for a monster Korn Karnival and School Day in Harrisonville with twenty area schools including Coolville Rutland Albany Wilkesville and Tuppers Plains. A 25 year old note reports Logan Selective Service board examinations for peacetime registrants with only two found fit.
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Coolville
Rutland
Albany
Wilkesville
Tuppers Plains
Middleport
Harrisonville
Selective Service Board
Logan
Today in History Highlights October 18
On this date in 1867 Alaska was sold to the United States from Russia. Other noted events include De Soto fighting in Alabama in 1540 and the Mason Dixon line agreed in 1767. 1944 Soviet troops invaded Czechoslovakia. Thought for today by Erasmus.
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United States
Alaska
Russia
Hernando de Soto
South
Alabama
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Island
Spain
New York
Chicago
Czechoslovakia
The Messenger Publishing Co. notices and pricing
Published daily except Saturdays the Messenger Publishing Co announces prices for daily and Sunday editions 15 and 25 cents by carrier and 75 2 50 8.00 15.50 and 30.00 by mail in Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere in the United States.
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Associated Press
D&s Ee Oey
D&s
Wee Gey
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Art Buchwald
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Robert Taft, Jr
William B. Saxbe
Small Society
Brickman
Bric
Alex Douglas-Home
Harold MacMillan
Britain
Tommie Smith
John Carlos
Mexico City
Erasmus
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