Athens Messenger Staff History and Contact Details
The fragment lists the Athens Messenger address in Athens Ohio with Route 33 and Johnson Rd and a telephone number 614 592 6612. It names publishers Frederick W Bush 1896 1929 Gordon K Bush 1929 1965 Kenner Bush and others including Richard R Paynter general manager Karl Runser managing editor Roy Cross district editor Herb Amey city editor Fred W Weber Il circulation manager Fred E Bolles retail advertising manager William Coon classified advertising manager Carl L Weber production manager.
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Athens stHessenger
Johnson Rd
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K Bush
Kenner Bush
Richard R Paynter
Karl Runser
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred W Weber
Fred E Bolles
William Coon
Carl L Weber
Yes on Issue 1 Upholds Ballot Integrity in Ohio
In a bipartisan view, the editorial endorses approving State Issue 1 to restore a 30 day residency check and require re registration after four years. It warns that election day registration could invite fraud and higher costs, but argues the measure preserves election integrity and broad participation.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Democrat Party
GOP
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Reader Challenges Traps Duel and Moral Decay Critique
A letter writer calls for a trap duel with Sandy Rowland over leghold vs conibear devices, then laments moral decline and pornographic displays. He cites Ohio trap laws and criticizes local bars and department store toy shelves at the mall, urging action by the vice squad.
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New Mall
Ohio Issue 2 would ban leghold traps in state
The measure would criminalize use of leghold traps and allow injunctions to stop violations. Proponents say the initiative, placed on the ballot through petition, aims to end trapping practices in Ohio.
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Michael Hoffman
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Second proposed ban on leghold traps faces stark debate in Ohio
The measure would outlaw leghold traps and require criminal penalties for violations while allowing civil suits to stop violations. Proponents claim it protects wildlife and fur trapping revenue. opponents argue it undermines wildlife management and could ban many traps. Backers include humane groups. opponents include wildlife agencies and advocacy funds.
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Passage
Ohio
Sandy Rowland
Ms. Rowland
Department of Natural Resources
Wildlife Division
Dale Haney
Society For Animal Protective Legislation
Defenders of Wildlife
The
Humane Society of the United States
International Fund For Animal Welfare
World Federation For Protection of Animals
Ohio Group
Wildlife Legislative Fund
Ohioans For Wildlife
Will Rogers on Presidential Yacht Abolished in 1935
Will Rogers criticizes the removal of the Presidential yacht as unfit for Jeffersonian principles. He quips the President should use a can of worms for fishing at Hoover Dam and imagines a Democratic President fishing there. The remark dates to June 9, 1935.
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the Messenger
Athens
Blick and
Herrold Avenues
Blick Avenue
East Union
Hoover Dam
Ohio Issue 2 ballot explanations on leghold traps
Conservation groups and farm bureaus describe Issue 2 as making leghold traps a crime with no penalty specified for use. Proponents cite wildlife preservation and reduced animal suffering while opponents warn of losing selective trapping for rats and habitat management and fear replacement by instant kill methods.
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Conservation
United Conservation Clubs of Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Panamanians Split Over Neutrality Pact Readings
William J Buckley reports on Panamanian negotiators Carlos Lopez Guevara and Romulo Escobar Bethancourt challenging US rights to intervene under the Neutrality Pact. Tariffs of interpretation and political theater surround Torrijos and Washington testimony as critics claim the treaty favors the United States while Panamanian leaders seek to protect national sovereignty.
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Carlos Lopez Guevara
Panama
Panama Canal
United States
Lopez
Washington
Robert Dole
Romulo Escobar Bethancourt
Lopez Guevara
Bethancourt
Torrijos
Europe
Bunker
Linowitz
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Carter
Vance
Ford
Kissinger
Timkens Face Remedial Reading and Writing Fees at College
The Timkens' daughter Laura is urged to enroll in remedial reading and later remedial writing courses, each costing 250, after paying 7000 for tuition. They question how she could attend college without basic literacy and sentence structure. The letters blame Laura’s reading comprehension and sentence formation on prior schooling and college aims.
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Washington
Timkens
Laura
Timken
Remedial Math Fees Spark Family Outrage
Timken receives a demand letter asserting freshmen lack basic arithmetic and scheduling a $250 remedial course. The school blames prior schooling while the Timkens recall Laura excelled in conceptual math, not basic addition. The parent protests, citing doubt over graduation.
On This Day October 18 1977 History Highlights
Alaska was taken from Russia in 1867. Notable events include De Soto fighting in Alabama in 1540 and the Mason Dixon line agreed in 1767. Birthdays note Melina Mercouri aged 51 and Malcolm X’s quote on peace and freedom.
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Alaska
Russia
Hernando de Soto
Alabama
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Island
New York
Chicago
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Ottawa
Venus
Earth
Henry Kissinger
Saigon
Vietnam
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Melina Mercouri
Malcolm X
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Sandy
L.A. Donohue
Pomeroy
Mister Flashmore
Wallace Berrie
Ronald D. Poe
Vending
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Cyrus
Ohio Committee For Humane Trapping
Will Rogers
William J. Buckley
Small Society
Brickman
PTA
Carlton
Alexei Kosygin
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