High Hopes for Brunswick Satellite Health Center Dimmed
Editorial views say plans for an $850,000 Brunswick health care satellite center were doomed by skipped steps. Mayor O Malley bypassed feasibility studies, spent $4,000, and failed to inform taxpayers. The committee was formed after plans were complete, undermining oversight and finance discussion. The electorate deserves full information on costs and process.
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Brunswick
Brunswick City
Charles O’malley
Metropolitan Health Planning Ministration
Federal aid rail system proposed by ICC with new authority
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged a federal rail system funded by government grants and a tax on freight to generate about 500 million dollars annually. It would manage routes, require joint use of facilities, and push federal matching funds to keep unprofitable lines, including six bankrupt roads, afloat while shifting much authority toward the courts.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Penn Central
Central of New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Erie- Lackawanna
Boston & Maine
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Congress
Transportation Department
Commission
Transportation Egg
Transportation
Washington reflections on Watergate and party conduct
Ralph de Toledano weighs Watergate and past Dem and GOP behavior. He argues the Watergate breakin was a historic blow to the political process while contrasting Democratic and Republican responses from 1964 to 1968 and noting Nixon's handling of the current allegations.
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Watergate
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Republican Party
Senate
House
Lovers' Ballads and Memories Echo in Music Letter
A reader praises Al Thomas's Musical Memories essay noting love songs and old ballads. The writer recalls Casablanca at The Shaker Theatre, cherishes As Time Goes By, and argues variety of music benefits health while avoiding raucous noise.
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al Thomas
Yesteryear
Shaker Theatre
The Voice Of Business Why The Steaks Are High
Analyzing a farmer choosing between feeding corn to cattle for more beef or selling corn directly. The decision hinges on comparing corn and beef prices minus production costs. In a free market, the higher demand determines supply as farmers chase the best return amid price uncertainty.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Lighter Side: Price Controls and Meat Boycott Proposals
Dick West discusses inflation, price controls, and a hypothetical beef and corn market. He notes how controls could reduce beef supply, wreck incentives, and trigger rationing and black markets, urging readers to press Congress on spending and taxes.
Wording petition over Medina High School library shelvings
A reader protests Medina High School library after it kept 15 free books from a Christian publisher about overcoming problems and discarded the rest. The letter calls for balanced view on evolution and creation and asks readers to urge the Board of Education to offer wider controversial material choices.
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Medina High School
Board of Education
Nelson would cut Social Security tax to ease burden
Senator Gaylord Nelson seeks to reduce the payroll tax from 5.85 percent to 5.2 percent and phase in allowances and exemptions that could eliminate the tax for low paid workers. He argues the system is regressive and shifts the burden to higher earners while preserving overall benefits through a reform of the income tax.
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Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Democrat
Nelson
Congress
Nixon
Sundays and Holidays notice from Medina County Publications Inc
Local newspaper rate card details for Medina, Ohio listing price per issue and mail subscriptions. Publisher Arthur D. Hudnutt, Editor Mike Jen, GM Stuart A. Borden, contact numbers Medina 725 4166 and Brunswick 225 3177.
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Medina County Publications Inc
Exc Undays
Na Comblications Inc
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Jen
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
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