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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1973

Page

6

Athens Messenger Publisher Lineage Details

The Athens Messenger records its publishing lineage noting Frederick W. Bush as publisher 1896 to 1929 Gordon K. Bush 1929 to 1965 and G Kenner Bush continuing as publisher, with the firm located Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio established 1825.

Athens Messenger the Messenger Publishing CO Johnson Road Athens Ohio Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush

Readership staff notes for September 18 1973

A listing of newspaper leadership includes Fred W. Weber circulation director M W McDargh advertising director Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher. The notice is dated Tuesday September 18 1973.

Fred W. Weber M. W. McDargh Charles W. Reamer Richard R. Paynter

Ohio Perspective Glenn Sought For Post

Democrats debate the 1974 Ohio ticket with John Glenn Jr. unlikely to run for lieutenant governor. Gov. Gilligan weighs a No 2 option, eyeing House leaders like Rep. Richard F. Celeste who may seek secretary of state if not lieutenant governor. Calabrese, a 1970 LG candidate, remains a rival within the party.

Columbus Ohio John Glenn Jr John J. Gilligan Gilligan Ohio House Richard F. Celeste Cleveland House Celeste Cuyahoga County Senate Anthony O. Calabrese D-22 John W. Brown Brown

Ohio House District Contacts Summary

Ohio House information lists representatives for districts 9 and 92. Rep Claire Ball Jr serves 9th District from the State House. Rep Oakley Collins serves 92nd District. Addresses include Columbus and Athens locations with phone numbers for district offices. Additional Ironton address listed with contact line.

Ohio Claire M Buzz) Ball Jr Oakley C. Collins

Today In History Highlights Sept 18 1973 Time Capsule

On this date across history Washington laid the capitol cornerstone in 1793 Quebec fell to Britain in 1759 Chile proclaimed independence in 1810 and the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act was enacted. Nixon threatened aid cuts in 1972. Greta Garbo born 1905 aged 68. Thought for today urges fearless negotiation.

George Washington U.S. Capitol Building Washington Quebec Chile Spain

Athens schools enrollment near 1500 with 400 at high school

The Messenger reported 50 years ago total enrollment in Athens City schools was expected to pass the 1,500 mark with about 400 pupils at the high school. John W. Cottrill of the Athens District Ohio Fuel Gas Co. was named sales manager for the Springfield District.

Athens John W. Cottrill Ohio Fuel Gas Co Springfield

Letter opposing Athens school levy questions funding rationale

The writer, Fred R. O Nail of Mill Street Chauncey, argues against a new November school levy citing lack of detail on needs and sources. He recalls prior levies, questions state funds and gas tax receipts, warns about cost of living, and urges the board to justify requirements before seeking more revenue. He urges belt tightening and criticizes perceived secret meetings.

the Messenger Athens Messenger Henderson Fred R. O’nail Mill St. Chauncey

Kennedy urges impeachment over Nixon tapes impasse

William F Buckley reports Senator Kennedy argues that if Nixon refuses Supreme Court orders to turn over tapes the only remedy is impeachment The piece notes Goldwater and Tower reacting and discusses executive power limits and possible political rather than legal solutions in the impasse

Senator Kennedy Nixon Supreme Court Kennedy Senate Chamber Goldwater Tower Senate Supreme Law of the Land Mr. Nixon Cox Ervin United States

Art Buchwald on TV Blackout and American class

Washington columnist Art Buchwald argues that eliminating the TV blackout for Redskins games destroys a status hierarchy. He describes season ticket holders as an elite group whose access defined social standing, predicting social disruption as any home game could be seen by anyone with a TV.

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Readers Letter Policy and Submission Rules

Public forum invites letters on issues of general interest. Personal notices or thanks are not suitable. Letters must include writer name address and telephone number. Only signed letters appear and shorter letters favored. The editor does not bias selection or edit for opinion.

European Leaders Doubt Nixon Trip Delivers Charter

West European leaders say Nixon and Kissinger failed to consult them before proposing a New Atlantic Charter. They expect limited gains from Nixon's Europe trip and call for separate defense and economic talks among the nine European Community members.

Carl Hartman Associated Press Copenhagen Denmark Nixon Europe Henry Kissinger America Kissinger

European alliance strains as talks favor nondefense agenda

European leaders push a European identity declaration and a joint economic statement, seeking a union by the late 1970s while signaling they will discuss defense only within NATO. Kissinger tells the Senate two meetings could suffice as Nixon seeks concrete results amid Watergate scrutiny.

United States Europe Nixon North Atlantic Treaty Organization Ireland Brussels Copenhagen NATO Kissinger Senate Foreign Relations Committee

The Messenger publication rate and mailing notice

The Messenger Publishing Co announces postal rates and delivery options. Daily and Sunday single copies cost 15 and 25 cents respectively, with weekend bundles and tube delivery available. Mail rates vary by region from Ohio to worldwide, and the notice lists subscription terms and post office designation in Athens Ohio.

Associated Press D&s Ohio West Virginia U.S. & Possessions Athens the Messenger Publishing Co Johnson Road

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