Athens Messenger historical masthead and staff listing
A transcription of the Athens Messenger publication masthead showing the publishing company address Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio establishment in 1825 with editors and staff including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush Fred W Weber M MecDargh G Kenner Bush Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter tied to the paper's early 20th century leadership.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
New EPA Chief Train Sees Costs Rising Yet Growth Needs Clean Air
Russell E. Train, the new EPA administrator, says environmental quality will be tested as costs rise, but clean-up will not block growth and may be essential. He urges coordinated long range policy, smaller cars, and supports stricter air standards beyond federal rules.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Russell E. Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Train
The
Conservation Foundation
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
White House
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Congress
Alaska
NEPA
Office of
Energy Conservation
Interior
Recreation tax relief delayed by legislative impasse
Ohio lawmakers postponed until next year a plan to tax recreational lands based on use rather than value. Senator Massey aims to place the measure on the next primary ballot, while a House amendment on discrimination stalled a joint conference pact.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
William H. Massey
Batavia
Massey
Senate
House
Mussey
Batavia Republican
A Conservative View on Planning and the Federal Bill
James Kilpatrick discusses George Washington's Virginia surveying and links a federal land use proposal to local zoning in Rappahannock County. He warns the bill could erode states rights and property safeguards, urging local action over federal control and predicting future liberal push for national planning.
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Scrabble
George Washington
Virginia
Rappahannock County
Court House
Henry Jackson
Washington
Senate
House Interior Committee
House
Scoop Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Jackson
Rome
Plato
Washington, Va
Washington, D.C
Feminine Mystique Decline Says Boyle in New York
Hal Boyle writes that the feminine mystique has faded as women pursue equal rights, arguing that women who imitate men lose their inner nature and become pseudo-women, stripping away mystery, intuition, and social deference.
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Olympus
Today in History September 12 Highlights
On this day in 1944 American troops reached German soil in World War II. Henry Hudson entered the river named after him in 1609. The Prohibition Party formed in Chicago in 1869. Birthdays include Jesse Owens and Alfred Knopf.
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Henry Hudson
Prohibition Party
Chicago
Jesse Owens
Alfred Knopf
Nelsonville plant to install oil engines and pumps
Fifty years ago plans were announced to install oil burning engines and electrical and pumping equipment for the municipal light and water works plant at Nelsonville. Twenty five years ago William B. Drake resigned from the Athens city council after several years of service.
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Municipal Light and Water Works
Nelsonville
William B. Drake
Athens
Kissinger Nomination Sees Praise and Practical Limits
Washington insights note Henry Kissinger enjoys strong backing in the Senate for Secretary of State but warns praise rests on a past record and personal skill. Observers cite his influence with China and the Soviet Union, yet expect tighter Pentagon access and new global economic opportunities as he shifts to the State Department amid booming Western economies. The Tokyo trade talks this week promise a broad set of negotiations.
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Henry Kissinger
Senate
Dr. Kissinger
Kissinger
Peking
Moscow
Washington
Pentagon
White House
Phil Odeen
Europe
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Kissinger Faces Tough Start at State Amid Economic Hurdles
The piece argues Kissinger will struggle to advance foreign economic policy from the State Department. It notes limited economic talent, interdepartmental conflicts with Treasury Commerce and Agriculture, and no NSC-like coordinating body. It concludes the change may yield only marginal improvement and warns against hype.
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Kissinger
Chuck Cooper
State Department
Treasury, Commerce and Agriculture
Congress
National Security Council
The Messenger publication rate and mailing note
The Messenger Publishing Co announces daily and Sunday print rates, delivery by carrier and tube route, and by mail options for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U.S. destinations. It notes publication as second class matter and lists address in Athens Ohio.
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Associated Press
D&s Wooss
D&s Cee Wege
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Charles W Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
James Kilpatrick
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Joseph Kraft
Small Society
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