Staff credits for the Herald dated October 25 1973
Circulation Director M W McDargh and Advertising Director Charles W Reamer are listed with Managing Editor Richard R Paynter and Assistant To The Publisher Fred W Weber for the Thursday October 25 1973 edition of the newspaper.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Ohio sells ministerial land at 72 cents an acre in five counties
Ohio will auction 1676 acres of school and ministerial lands in Washington Gallia Hamilton Hocking and Vinton counties for as little as 72 cents per acre. Sales target current leaseholders with deeds issued for one year rent plus delinquent rents and possible land confiscation after notice.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Washington, Gallia
Hamilton
Hocking
Vinton
Northwest Territory
110Th
General Assembly
Joseph T. Ferguson
Thomas E. Ferguson
John Cleves Symmes
U.S. Supreme Court
Ferguson
Public newspaper subscription and delivery rates notice
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Secretaries Needed Citing White House Aide Piqued
A fragment references Clemente in Key Biscayne and Camp David with a note about the White House and a joke about needing a secretary. The text hints at a political scene or discussion around a White House aide and future staffing. The readable items include names and places tied to Washington and presidential settings.
A NY Assemblyman’s Letter on School Lunch Money
Andrew Stein, a young New York Assemblyman, attacks Senator James L. Buckley over school lunch subsidies. The piece questions Stein’s motives, cites historical funding changes, and critiques blaming Washington for New York children’s malnutrition while noting the flow of funds from citizens’ pockets.
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Andrew Stein
New York
Southampton
Cesar Chavez’ Union
Stein
James L. Buckley
Assemblyman Stein
Buckley
Dean Swift
Nixon
House of Representatives
Senate
Humphrey
House
Washington
The King And His Men and the Prosecution Plot
A king rules a vast realm with corrupt courtiers and rival palaces. The prosecutor seeks proof to uncover treachery as distant scrolls, torture, and a grim fate replace truth with fear. The king faces a painful dilemma over scrolls and guilt.
Mary Queen of Scots Death Sentence Pronounced
The date marks October 25 1586 when Mary Queen of Scots was sentenced to death. The Associated Press notes this historical milestone noting the ruling issued in 16th century Scotland.
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Associated Press
Mary Queen of Scots
Letters to the Editor Welcome Public Feedback
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Appalachian Highway Progress Faces Hold Stage near Athens
About 150 people at the Athens Chamber dinner heard Howard S. Gifford and William W. Baker outline the Appalachian route through Athens. Two of six phases are done and two more are merged into one contract worth 40.5 million dollars, while the remaining two remain in hold stage for at least two years.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Howard S. Gifford
Marietta
William W. Baker
Max Farley
Baker
Gifford
East State Street
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Highway Committee
William Biehl
Red Tape Halts Ohio Highway Plans Delays Continue
Ohio highway officials blame federal red tape for delaying major projects. Baker cites environmental impact studies and funding gaps while Gifford details four on hold schemes including the Albany to Athens stretch and the Nelsonville Haydenville bypass. The Athens chamber outlines local support with leaders praising officials and press for faster action.
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Ohio
Gifford
Harry Meyers
General Assembly
Athens Appalachian
Nelsonville
Haydenville
Athens
Darwin
Meigs County
Meigs Mines
Howard
Athens-Darwin
Stockdale Decorated by Greek King for Red Cross Work
Fifty years ago Carl F Stockdale a former Ohio University athlete led relief efforts as head of the American Red Cross in Western Thrace and was decorated by King George of Greece. Thirty years ago the Athens chamber dinner reviewed roads civic affairs and local industry led by Bryson and secretary C H al.
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Stockdale
Ohio University
King George of
Greece
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Thrace
Chamber of Commerce
Bryson
Athens
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