Arabs prove modern strength and tough terms in peace talks
The piece notes Arabs including Egypt and Syria showing coordinated attack skills and modern weaponry. It asserts that Arab demands for massive Israeli withdrawal preconditioned peace talks, cites Sadat proposing UN supervised talks with land concessions and Palestinian rights, and critiques shifts in Soviet and U.S. positions.
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Near East
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
United Nations
Henry Kissinger
The Messenger Publishing Co Staff and Office
Newspaper listing names of publishers editors and staff with address along Route 33 North Frederick W. Bush as publisher and Gordon K. Bush in leadership roles plus James Johnson Road Athens Ohio and date est 1825 notes and staff titles including circulation advertising and managing editor names.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Frederick W. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Gordon K. Bush
Associated Press
D&s
D&see
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Soviet Role Deepens Oil Politics as Near East Tensions Rise
Washington observer Joseph Kraft argues the Soviet Union has escalated bellicosity in the Near East, sending planes and tanks toward Arabs while oil powerhouses push a false detente. He says oil men’s arguments fail as Soviet influence grows, endangering free oil flows and monarchies. Israeli dove voices are crushed by the Egyptian and Syrian attack, dimming peace prospects.
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Israel
United States
Washington
Europe
Japan
Near East
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Reagan Leads GOP Field in 1976 Nomination Survey
George Gallup reports Reagan tops the field for the 1976 GOP nomination with 29 percent after Agnew’s resignation. Rockefeller 19 percent, Connally 16 percent, Percy 14 percent, Brooke 1 percent, others under 3 percent. Survey of 356 Republicans from 1,576 adults conducted Oct 6–8 in 300 localities.
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Princeton
N. N
Spiro Agnew
Ronald Reagan
California
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Agnew
Nixon
Ford
Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Treasury
John Connally
Sen
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
Edward Brooke
Maryland
Connally
Rockefeller
Letters Do Not Spray Opposition to Roadside Herbicide Plan
Citizens of Athens County opposed Gerald Hann's plan to spray along county roads with Dow's Silver by voicing objections in letters, meetings, and an editorial. They warned about ugliness, dioxin risks, and spray drift harming land and water and urged Commissioners to deny approval for the planned one mile test.
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Messenger
Athens County
Gerald Hann
Athens County Commissioners
Dow
Hann
FDA Oversight Hinders Access to Promising Drug DMSO
A conservative critique argues FDA prudence limits new drug availability. DMSO, studied since 1961 for various conditions, is largely banned despite substantial evidence of safety and effectiveness in some uses. NAS-NRC review deemed unregulated access inappropriate, leaving patients without potentially helpful treatment.
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Washington
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Walter S. Ross
Doubleday
Pat McGrady
Stanley Wallace Jacob
University of Oregon
McGrady
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Nas-Nrc
Big Brother
Ohio Perspective: Helping The Handicapped By Dean Schott
Sam, a 20 year old released from a mental hospital, gains help from Goodwill Industries of Central Ohio. Director Dick Oestreich touts the center as leading national training and placement of handicapped workers with 416 placements in nine months, surpassing Toledo rivals. He notes plans to train patients at Orient State Hospital and stresses external work integration over warehousing.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Sam
Goodwill Industries
Ohio
Dick Oestreich
Goodwill
Oestreich
Goodwill of
Central Ohio
Toledo
Orient State Hospital
Columbus
Today in History for October 22 1973
The day marks events across history including JFK ordering a quarantine of Cuba in 1962 after missile bases were seen. Spain declaring war in 1859. Greece's King Otto I resigning in 1862. New York Met Opera opening in 1883. the 1907 bank run triggering a panic. and Apollo 7 splashdown five years prior.
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John F. Kennedy
U.S. Air and Navy
Cuba
Spain
Morocco
Athens
Otto I
Greece
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Athens League Voters reiterates nonpartisan policy and events
The Athens League of Women Voters stresses nonpartisanship as it invites participation in the November election. A Voter's Guide will be distributed October 24 and available on campus October 31. A Candidate Meeting airs October 28 on Channel 20 WOUB TV and WOUB AM.
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the Messenger
Athens League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
League
Woub TV
Woub-Am
Letters to the Editor Welcome Public Feedback
Readers are invited to submit opinions on issues of public interest for this page. The forum is not for personal announcements or thanks and should focus on general community concerns and civic matters.
Coal output ranking cited by U S Geological Survey
The 1922 coal production report places Athens County third in Ohio per the U S Geological Survey. Twenty five years ago the state auditor found 13255 dollars embezzled from Nelsonville Water Works collection accounts as a former clerk faced charges.
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Athens County
Ohio
U. S. Geological Survey
Water Service
Nelsonville Water Works
Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Mailing Details
The Athens Messenger lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and tube delivery, and mail rates. Rates shown include daily and Sunday copies, weekly and multi month options, with regional and out of state pricing and an Athens post office entry notice.
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