The Coeur D Alene Waterfront Controversy and Press Role
In Coeur D Alene Idaho a lakeside headquarters rises from the water as a symbol of waterfront development. Citizens failed to block the Hagadone building amid a broader critique of press influence and public mood in 1960s politics. The author argues discontent with politics persists despite Nixon support.
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Lake Michigan Dunes
Coeur D'Alene
CPOW
State Land Board
SLB
Idaho
Hagadone
Intermountain Observer
Boise
Washington
Athens Messenger masthead history and staff notes
The Athens Messenger lists the Messenger Publishing Company address at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with historical publishers and staff. It names Frederick W Bush Cordon K Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber along with M W McDargh Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter in editorial and circulation roles.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publiy Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Cordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Family physicians scarce as ratio shows 700 persons per doctor
In Athens Ohio on Thursday October 26 1972 the article notes the national ratio of 700 persons per doctor, with about 32,000 family physicians. It states there is one family physician for 7,000 people and that most other practitioners are specialists, with internists doing limited general practice by appointment and often booked weeks ahead.
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Henry Fairlie
New York Times
George Wallace
William F. Buckley Jr
George McGovern
American Academy of Family Physicians
New York
United States
Capitol Hill
Congress
America
Harper’s Magazine
Miami
Nixon
Internal British politics and 25 years ago Maine health notes
The text recalls Britain’s contested Parliament power amid warnings of a rise toward revolution. It also reports a Nelsonville judge sending two girls to the Girls Industrial School for immoral conduct after guilty findings, amid investigations into alleged immorality late hours and associations with married men.
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Britain
Nelsonville
Girls Industrial School
The Messenger Publishing Company Notice
Athens Ohio postal rates and delivery options for The Messenger published daily except Saturdays. Details include single copy prices, carrier and tube delivery, and mail subscription rates for Ohio West Virginia and other areas. Address and post office information provided for mail and second class matter designation.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens League of Women Voters Stresses Nonpartisan Policy
The Athens League of Women Voters board reminds the public that the organization remains strictly nonpartisan. While members may belong to parties and support candidates personally, no partisan activities may be conducted on behalf of the league.
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the Messenger
Athens League of Women Voters
League
Athens
Congress Abets Fiscal Irresponsibility On Capitol Hill
Analysis condemns Congress for failing to reform and for outsourcing budget control. It argues Ways and Means and other panels avoid major issues like Health Insurance and pension safeguards, while approving popular spending without funding. It notes executive overreach risk and a split budget process lacking unified scrutiny.
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House
Ways and Means
Congress Shifts Burden as Budget Cuts Prompt Critique
The piece notes a divide where a small, powerful faction pressures for spending cuts, forcing the President to act while Congress avoids responsibility. Packwood warns Congress could bankrupt the U S if revenue grows or expenditures shrink, as reform pressures from Ralph Nader and Common Cause mount but lack legs.
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Congress
Ralph Nader
Common Cause
Citizens
Packwood
Shade PTA urges NO on Issue No 2 to protect education
The Shade Parent Teachers Association urges Ohio voters to reject the repeal of the state income tax in the November election. They argue the Alexander District has benefited from income tax funding and that a graduated income tax best finances education.
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Fairlie
George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
the Messenger
The
Shade Parent Teachers Assocation
Ohio
Alexander
Julia Sinclair
Shade Pta
Senator Kennedy to lead inquiry on Watergate affair
The Messenger notes Senator Kennedy intends to investigate the Watergate affair. His experience at Chappy Quick Duck is cited as making him an expert on watergate matters. The author approves of the plan.
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the Messenger
Kennedy
Voter Registration Delay Sparks Frustration in Buchtel
Mrs. Delbert Matheny of Buchtel, an American citizen voting since 1945, laments missing the October registration deadline after visiting the Board of Elections on October 18. She questions officials for restricting constitutional rights and calls for stronger freedoms as WWII-era values feel eroded.
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the Messenger
Board of Elections
Readers Welcome Letters on Public Affairs
Readers' opinions on the issues of the day of general public interest are the lifeblood of this page and your letters to the editor are welcomed accordingly.
Washington Insight on Anti Americanism and Nixon Victory
The piece profiles Kurt Vonnegut and Norman Mailer as critics of America ahead of Nixon's likely win. It contrasts anti American rhetoric with Democratic delegates and notes the politics of war and peace. It questions whether Vietnam or Dresden shapes anti-American sentiment and predicts continued critique.
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United States
Richard Nixon
Nixon
America
McGovern
Kurt Vonnegut Jr
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David S. Broder
L.A
Lake
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Maine
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Hemlock Grove
Middleport
Che
Congress Constitutional Authority
Paul Revere
Ernest Conine
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
White House
LOS Angeles Times
Washington Post
Small Society
Brickman
Oregon
Agnew
HE Was
Watergate
Delbert Matheny Buchtel
Joseph Kraft
Art Buchwald
Republican Party
Vietnam
Norman Mailer
Execution Square
Vonneguts
Kurt Vonnegut
Dresden
Hanoi
Winston Churchill
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Charles de Gaulle
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