Athens Messenger header and staff list dated September 24 1973
The Athens Messenger masthead lists The Messenger Publishing Co at Route 33 N and Johnson Road Athens Ohio established 1825 with publishers Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Kenner Bush and staff including Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher dated Monday September 24 1973
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Athens
MtHessenger the Messenger Publishing CO
Johnson Road
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Nixon approval slips as inflation hits popularity
Public unrest over rising prices and a credibility gap on Watergate depress Nixon’s standing. A nationwide poll shows 35 percent approve of his job performance while 55 percent disapprove, a three point drop since the last reading. About three in four Americans still suspect Nixon’s involvement in Watergate.
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Princeton
N.J
Nixon
White House
U.S
John Sirica
Vietnam
Truman
Roosevelt
Forum for Re-Election in Ohio 110th General Assembly
In Columbus the 110th General Assembly session becomes a re election forum for incumbents including Gov. John J. Gilligan Republicans eye credit for laws but may blame Gilligan for the income tax passed in 109th The federal bribery probe lingers as a sweltering heat wave hits the federal building and downtown Columbus braces for a new 41 story state office tower with added food vending areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
110Th
General Assembly
John J. Gilligan
Senate
GOP
Gilligan
George F. Busche
Ohio Building Authority
Busche
Public sees Nixon ratings dip amid Watergate turmoil
A national survey shows 31 percent approval for Nixon, the lowest in 20 years, with a 37 point drop from January after Vietnam peace talks. Results cover perceptions of Watergate involvement and tape release opinions among 1,463 adults surveyed Sept 7–10 nationwide.
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Nixon
White House
U.S
John Sirica
Sirica
Gotta Get Rid of These Kulaks A Conservative View
James Kilpatrick argues the GOP faces liabilities like Watergate and inflation but sees potential for independents, a weakened Democratic edge, and hopeful Republicans such as Baker and Buckley. He predicts the party may avoid collapse if inflation subsides and the recession threat remains manageable.
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Washington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
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GOP
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Mississippi
California
White House
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George Wallace
Baker
Brock
Buckley
Percy
Griffin
Band of
Athens Messenger Publishing Co Publication Details
The Athens Stressenger daily paper lists prices for single copies and mail subscriptions, with local delivery by carrier or tube route, and rates for Ohio West Virginia and other U S addresses. It notes Associated Press membership and a second class post matter status with mailing address in Athens Ohio 45701.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
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Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Zoo study links education and income to zoo attendance
HAL BOYLE reports a study finding that frequent zoo goers are more educated and earn more than non visitors. The piece also covers cosmetic surgery risks, animal group names, a whale pod term, and historical notes on flags and signs.
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New York
Gelett Burgess
Denmark
America
United States
Times Square
Broadway
Today in History Highlights for September 24 1973
On this date notable events include Washington naming John Jay as first chief justice in 1789 and Babe Ruth's farewell Yankees appearance in 1934. Other items cover Louis XIV declaring war in 1688 and a 1955 heart attack of Eisenhower in Denver.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
George Washington
John Jay
New York
Louis XIV
France
Holy Roman Empire
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Wall Street
Jay Gould
James Frisk
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Colo
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U.S. Senate
Britain
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Swaziland
United Nations
Sacramento
Calif
John W. Young
Anthony Newley
Abraham Lincoln
Naming A Vice President Replacement Amid Agnew Cloud
The piece argues that speculation on Nixon's choice to replace Spiro Agnew reflects haste and uncertainty. It questions whether Nixon is himself fit to nominate a new vice president given lingering doubts about his own status and the party’s path to a Republican nominee.
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Nixon
Congress
Spiro Agnew
Archibald Cox
Watergate
White House
The Tapes Crisis and 1976 Vice Presidential Call
A 1976 opinion piece argues Nixon should not rush to appoint a successor to Agnew amid the Watergate tape dispute. It urges waiting for impeachment resolution, favoring a non-aspiring, integrity filled choice like Mike Mansfield to preserve constitutional processes and national harmony.
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Forum
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Rayburn
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Joseph Kraft
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Agnew
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