Athens Messenger front page date September 17 1973
Athens Ohio newspaper listing the September 17 1973 issue date with publisher and staff credits. It notes the history of the Messenger Publishing Co and lists key personnel including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Bush Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter.
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Athens Shessenger the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Korea dominates U N General Assembly clash amid superpower rifts
The United Nations session opens with Korea at center stage as the United States China and Soviet bloc align and clash. North Korea seeks withdrawal of troops and UN membership as a unified Korea. South Korea demands dual membership. China and the Soviet Union oppose dual membership. Kissinger could emerge as a key U S figure. East and West Germany split voting power and budget influence in the assembly.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Korea
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Japan
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
North
South Korea
U.N
U.S
North Korea
U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
Peking
Taiwan
United States
Nixon
Kurt Waldheim
West Germany
East Germany
Praise for Athens County Civil Defense volunteers
A letter thanks the Athens Repeater Association volunteers who run Civil Defense communications and lauds Continental Cablevision of Ohio for significant support. The writer credits Steve Henry and his staff for tower placement on the cable company tower, system maintenance, telephone line leases, and ongoing contributions that keep the ARA network active countywide.
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the Messenger
Athens County Civil Defense Communications Arm
Athens Repeater Association
ARA
Athens
Continental Cablevision of
Ohio
Steve Henry
Continental Cablevision
Henry
Bureaucracy, taxes and river policy clash in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers and officials quote frustration with government overpayments and delays. Rep. Netzley faces a $2,000 tax bill on a former service station now in a highway project. Gov. Gilligan jokes with reporters as he shows a Kentucky rifle. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources then unveils a policy limiting stream channelization unless flood plans meet criteria.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert L. Netzley
Laura
Netzley
Trotwood
Montgomery County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
John J. Gilligan
Statehouse News Corps
Kentucky
Gilligan
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Nye
A Letter Provokes Scrabble Local Comedy and Truth
SCRABBLE VA. A letter from Ruth Morrey, addressed to a non existent Chamber of Commerce, prompts a satire on Scrabble and Rappahannock County. Kilpatrick recounts county facts, culture, and quirks while debating whether to answer honestly.
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Scrabble
Ruth Morrey
San Antonio Avenue
Menlo Park
Calif
Chamber of Commerce, Scrabble
Chamber of Commerce
John Walker Jenkins
Woodville
Ruth Orange
Jake Sykes
Mrs. Orange
Rappahannock County
Culpeper
Eisenhower
Rappahannock
Ohio University opens fall term with 1600 to 1700 students
The Messenger notes Ohio University students began arriving in Athens for the fall semester. Enrollment was expected between 1,600 and 1,700. Athens PTA members Mrs. L. C. Staats and Mrs. Evan Edwards planned to attend a state meeting in Cleveland. Dean Evan R. Collins of the College of Education was to speak.
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Ohio University
Athens
L. C. Staats
Evan Edwards
Athens Pta
Cleveland
Evan R. Collins
Ohio University College of Education
Lasting Cure For Pollution By Ancient Aztec Tale
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky notes from mail a columnist might miss. The Aztecs allegedly sacrificed a man over smoke pollution, a drastic but noted legend. The piece meanders through foot anatomy, flies, amusement parks, jail health care, daily life stats, and pearls of wisdom.
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New York
Mexico
United States
U. S
Plato
This Date in History Highlights Key Global Events
On September 17, 1973, and in prior years, major events include the signing of the U S constitution in Philadelphia in 1784 and George Washington's farewell address in 1796. Antietam actions in 1862, the Panic of 1873 crisis, Quezon’s 1935 election, and the Noronic disaster in 1949 are noted.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Antietam Creek
Maryland
New York
Jay Cooke and Company
Manuel Quezon
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Soviet Union
Poland
Great Lakes
Noronic
Toronto
Saigon
Lebanon
Frederick Ashton
Will Durant
Nixon Twists and Talks Clash With Congress Over Foreign Aid and Defense
President Nixon met privately with Democratic leaders to discuss a trade bill foreign aid and the defense budget amid sharp disagreements on war powers and electoral reform. He signaled possible vetoes while the formal State of the Union presented a tougher stance on cuts and authority.
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Nixon
Congress
House
Carl Albert
White House
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Europe
Senate
Nixon faces split White House on Education and Watergate
The passage analyzes President Nixon balancing a hard line with moderate outreach amid Watergate fallout. It discusses party leadership dynamics, potential wedges between leaders and rank and file, and the advisers’ split between siege and accommodation. The author credits more face to face contact with moderating influence.
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Nixon
Severly
White House
The Messenger Publishing Co. notice and pricing data
Publication notice for The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio lists daily and Sunday editions with delivery details and mailing rates. Rates include daily and Sunday prices, weekly and quarterly mail plans, and 1918 postal act classifications.
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Associated Press
D&s Org
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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George Bria
James Kilpatrick
Hal Boyle
Washington
Joseph Kraft
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