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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1971

Page

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Pressure on to limit freeze authority in Phase 2 plan

Congress moves quickly on President Nixon Phase 2 measures while weighing limits on future wage and price freezes. Proposals include extension to April 30 1973, Pay and Price Commission backing, standby control of interest and dividends, and a federal special appeals court. Senate and House committees set hearings and consider time limits and exemptions for low income workers.

Washington Congress Nixon Capitol Pay and Board and Price Commission Special Court of Appeals Wright Patman Dtex House Banking Committee Senate Banking Committee William Proxmire Wisconsin Court of Appeals U.S Cost of Living Council Patman Pay Board and Price Commission Senate

Ohio unemployment bill moves to floor action on reforms

After months in the House Rules Committee the unemployment compensation bill clears for floor debate in Columbus. Sponsored by Rep. Howard Knight, it raises benefits up to 25 percent, extends eligibility to 39 weeks, adds classified state employees, and aligns with federal rules. The measure passed the Senate unanimously and faces House vote. A separate election law reform bill also advances, proposing shorter registration deadlines and easier name changes by mail.

Columbus Ohio House Rules Committee Senate House Agriculture, Commerce and Labor Committee House State Government Committee

Fire Rages Through Pa Nursing Home. Fifteen Die

A fire at the Geiger Nursing Home near Honesdale, Pennsylvania, killed fifteen elderly residents, many bedridden, from smoke inhalation and burns. Nurse Vaudine Lyon discovered the blaze in the rear laundry, and the owners Harvey and Joyce Geiger were away at the time as the rural building filled with smoke and flames.

Honesdale Pennsylvania Robert Jennings Wayne County Jennings Geiger Nursing Home Harvey Joyce Geiger

Brandt Wins Nobel Peace Prize for East Europe Détente

West German Chancellor Willy Brandt, 57, receives the Nobel Peace Prize and about 88 000 dollars for his efforts to ease tension with East Europe. Danish Socialists and German Social Democrats backed him for his diplomacy improving Bonn’s relations with Poland and the Soviet Union. The prize honors his non aggression treaties with Poland and the Soviet Union.

Oslo Norway Willy Brandt Bonn Alfred Nobel Brandt Europe

Berlin East West talks yield tentative four power accord

Details of a four power agreement on Berlin remain to be worked out as treaties await ratification. Chancellor Brandt seeks progress by improving East West ties and a precondition for parliamentary approval. He met East German premier Willi Stoph in Erfurt and Stoph later visited Kassel in West Germany.

Treasury Charles Walker Berlin Brand West Berlin East Germany Willi Stoph Erfurt Stoph Kassell West Germany

Vatican urges fair monetary policy and ends Vietnam duty stance

The Pontifical Commission on Justice and Peace urged a synod to condemn monetary actions by rich nations affecting billions in poverty and voiced support for those who refuse to fight in Vietnam. The document pressed international financial reform and aid for developing countries.

Vatican City Vatican U.S United States Vietnam Pontifical Commission On Justice and Peace World Synod of Roman Catholic

Inside Classified and Obituaries scattered across pages

A fragment listing sections such as Classifieds Comics and Obituaries hints at page layout. It references a television section and mentions women in scattered, unclear text. The readable items suggest a newspaper page structure rather than a single cohesive story.

Collins Mine Closes After Pickets Threaten Burning

About 250 United Mine Workers pickets threatened to burn the Collins Mining tipple in Ironton Ohio. Sheriff James Howell confronted the roving crowd and persuaded them to meet with owner Coleman Collins. The mine halted tipple operations though stripping continued and no coal was shipped amid the nationwide strike with 47 coal cars observed in the area.

Ironton, Ohio Collins Mining Co Lawrence County James Howell United Mine Workers Howell Coleman Collins Tipple Oakley Collins Columbus Ohio Ohio 93 Collins Complex

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