Athens Messenger staff and date 1973 notice
The Athens Messenger staff and leadership listing for the paper dated Thursday September 13 1973 includes publisher Gordon K. Bush managing editor Charles W. Reamer and advertising director G Kenner Bush along with Frederick W. Bush and Fred W. Weber in various roles. The issue lists office locations Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio and notes the paper's long establishment since 1825.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
GOP Support Falls to 24 Percent in Gallup Poll
George Gallup reports that 24 percent of voters now identify as Republicans, four points below the 1972 level. Democrats remain at 43 percent, independents up four points to 33 percent, amid Watergate and cost of living concerns.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Democratic Party
GOP
Gallup
Watergate
Republican Party
Ohio Parochial School Aid Battle Persists in Legislature
Ohio House Speaker A G Lancione vows to press the fight for 81 million dollars in auxiliary services to parochial schools, despite court challenges and potential constitutional issues. He cites continued support from higher offices and hints at possible federal action or a constitutional amendment. The piece also notes historical party dynamics and shifting public opinion on GOP and Democratic favor.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. G. Lancione
Lancione
Bellaire
Ohio Supreme Court
Benson Wolman
The
Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Wolman
U.S. District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon
Washington
Congress
Kissinger Tapes and Leaks Under Scrutiny
Buckley argues the tapes raise questions about who controls transcripts and what they reveal. He notes the FBI shifted reporting lines in 1970 to Haldeman and questions Senate access to material tied to Kissinger and national security. The column ponders what the tapes disclose beyond official secrets and whether that affects Kissinger's confirmation as Secretary of State.
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FBI
Kissinger
Nixon
Justice Department
Case
Henry Kissinger
Senate
Senate Committee
National Security Council
Haldeman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet wheat deal sparks world breadline plan and spying
A mocked transcript portrays Moscow officials debating Soviet pressure to consume more wheat while US policy critics fear economic and security fallout. The piece then shifts to a Nixon era briefing on leaks, tapping, and Kissinger as investigators pursue hidden conversations and national security imperatives.
Athens principal named to succeed Strickler at Chauncey
Edward Higgins of Athens is chosen to succeed Ray Strickler as Chauncey grade school principal and seventh grade instructor. Strickler resigns due to ill health.
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Edward Higgins
Athens
Ray Strickler
Chauncey
Strickler
Howard Phillips Defended Over CEO Sterilization Controversy
The column recounts Howard Phillips defending himself after being deposed as head of the Office of Economic Opportunity for illegally serving without Senate confirmation. Phillips denied sterilization policy and offered records, while the author questions accountability within the Nixon era and notes a forthcoming testimonial dinner by fellow conservatives.
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Washington
Howard Phillips
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
Senate
Phillips
Alabama
Oko
The Messenger Publishing Co. subscription notices
Daily and Sunday editions offered by The Messenger Publishing Co. with rates by carrier tube route mail and annual terms. Prices include daily Sunday copies, regional mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere in the U.S. Readers addressed to Route 43 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 4570.
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U.S. & Possessions
Athens
Alraid
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Ohio
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