Athens Messenger 1973 edition notice
Publication details for The Athens Messenger including publisher lineage and staff roles listing Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush and Fred W Weber Circulation Director M W McDargh Advertising Director Charles W Reamer Managing Editor Richard R Paynter with date Monday September 10 1973.
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Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Ohio Public Defender Bill Faces Deliberate Senate Review
Senate Judiciary Committee will study major Ohio measures including abortion laws and probate reform through next January while Chairman Paul Gillmor doubts immediate passage of the statewide public defender system. Representative Mastics explains the plan would fund a 13 member commission to provide indigent defense, with regional lawyers and 50 percent state cost sharing. counties may run their own systems.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Paul E. Gillmor
Port Clinton
House
Gillmor
Senate
Supreme Court
George E. Mastics
Cleveland
Mastics
Public Defender Commission
The All-Volunteer Army Idea Gains Ground
James Kilpatrick argues that the all volunteer military is improving though imperfect. Brookings consultants Binkin and Johnston report that recruiting remains adequate with rising non white participation and steady declines in low scoring enlistments while highlighting needs in electronics reserves and medical staffing. They propose civilianizing up to 100000 jobs and expanding women's roles to 4.2 percent by 1977.
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Brookings Institution
Martin Binkin
John D. Johnston
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Binkin
Johnston
Health in the City Sparks Hypochondriac Comedy
HAL BOYLE examines Arnold the hypochondriac as he brims with urban fears. The piece pokes fun at paranoia with lists of phobias from rap to xenophobia and a comic punch when Arnold braces to see his doctor.
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Levy Debate Highlighted by Athens District Board Meeting
Dr. Henderson presented a 4.3 mill levy statement to the Athens City School District Board at Middle School on August 31. The public concern centers on public access to levy explanations and the need for broader community involvement in funding education.
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Athens High School
Athens
Sandra Fluck
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Championship Qualifiers for Athens County Club Cup
The Messenger notes that 46 golfers qualified for the club championship cup at Athens County Club, with defending champion J. H. Cline among the contenders, a list provided by F. S. Crooks. It also recalls that 25 years ago Benjamin F. Turner, ex Meigs County representative, became Ninth District DAV commander.
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Athens County Club
F. S. Crooks
J. H. Cline
Benjamin F. Turner
Meigs County
Ohio General Assembly
DAV
Athens Messenger Publisher Rates and Address
The Messenger Publishing Co lists daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. Rates include 15 cents daily and 25 cents Sunday, with mail prices from 75 cents per week to 36 dollars per year for nationwide delivery and subscriptions. The paper is published daily except Saturdays and entered as second class matter in Athens Ohio.
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Gun ownership views spark debate on hand gun laws
Harold Vaughn Glouster urges sportsmen and gun owners to stand against outlawing hand guns. He cites Gun Times and FBI data claiming restrictions fail to reduce crime, noting higher Honolulu and New York City homicide rates with regulation, while some states with lax controls show declines.
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U.S.A
Shooting Times Magazine
FBI
Hawaii
Honolulu
New York City
South Dakota
Idaho
Arizona
Oregon
Harold Vaughn
On This Date In History September 10 1973 Highlights
Events include 1813 Battle of Lake Erie led by Oliver Hazard Perry a Jamestown governor election in 1608 Acadians banished in 1755 Howe patent in 1846 and the 1898 assassination of Empress Elizabeth. Also 1907 New Zealand becomes a dominion and 1939 Canada declares war on Germany. Benjamin birthday notes include Arnold Palmer and Roger Maris.
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Oliver Perry
Lake Erie
John Smith
Jamestown
Virginia
Nova Scotia
Elias Howe
Elizabeth
Austria- Hungary
Geneva
New Zealand
Canada
Germany
Alabama
Birmingham
Tuskegee
Mobile
United States
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Arnold Palmer
Roger Maris
New York Times
James Reston
Oil Shortage Could Hit Harder This Winter Says Expert
The Washington Post notes the oil shortage remains, with winter potential impact depending on unpredictable circumstances. Consumers curbed trips and refineries ran near, or possibly beyond, capacity, signaling tighter supplies despite a milder summer.
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Heating oil shortage fears loom for coming winter
The article notes that refineries face high production but possible undermaintained upkeep. Both the Nixon Administration and oil industry fear blame if winter temperatures drop. Heating oil demand hinges on weather, with import hopes from Europe and Rotterdam market exposure possible if Europe faces shortages.
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