From Where We Stand Editorial Urges Election Volunteers
The editors call for civic volunteers to fill public offices as filing for the coming election nears at 4 p.m. Wednesday August 4. They note a shortage of applicants, urge readers to sign petitions, and stress the need for broad candidate participation to ensure representative government.
Facts on Major Killing and Crippling Diseases in the United States
The National Health Education Committee reports 53 percent of deaths from cardiovascular disease and highlights how little is spent on health problems. It compares federal medical research funding to consumer expenditures such as chewing gum and candy. It urges reallocation toward research to ease suffering and prolong life. The piece also notes Nixon China policy and an astronomer’s distant life finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Health Education Committee
United States
Albert D. Lasker
National Institutes of Health
Mental Health Administration
China
Chou Enlai
Taiwan
Hinton
Joan Hinton
Peking
Joan
William Hinton
Senate
District of Columbia
American Contract Bridge League Foundation
ACBL
Korea
United Nations
Red China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Chou
Nixon
Life Beyond Earth Gains Supporting Evidence
The text notes L M Weliachew's detection of hydroxyl in interstellar dust about 60 billion miles away and the discovery of pre life molecules in the Milky Way. It argues chemical evolution and possibly life evolving throughout the universe, making unique terrestrial life unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.M. Weliachew
Earth
King Hassan II recounts palace mutiny tale and Medbouh’s death
King Hassan II attributes his escape to divine intervention and recounts how General Mohamed Medbouh, named as revolt mastermind, died when his own soldiers shot a man beside him. The king notes bad shots and questions who truly fired the fatal shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassan II
Morocco
Hassan
Mohamed Medbouh
Nader for President Idea Spurs Local Debate
Jim Fiebig notes a small but active group in St George considering Ralph Nader as a 1972 presidential candidate. He argues Nader could expose faults in Washington, but fears his presidency would mirror his consumer advocacy and expose a national inferiority complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
U.S
Ralph Nader
Nader
Washington
Ralph
God
America
Corvair
Jim Fiebig
Medina County Gazette Publication Details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 865 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio rates include 10 cent single copies 60 cents a week mailed 12 months 26 dollars 6 months 13 dollars special rates serviceman and college student 14 dollars 40 cents per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungsten
Stuart A. Borden
The China Experts Ride Again in Washington
Ralph de Toledano critiques a group of Washington aides led by J William Fulbright on Senate hearings. John Fairbank John Paton Davies and John Stewart Service defend Maoist China urging unconditional surrender and appeasement. The piece questions their credibility and highlights ties to pro China propaganda and related figures including William Hinton and Joan Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mao Tse-tung
Sterling Democrats
J. William Fulbright
John Fairbank
John Paton Davies
John Stewart
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
State Department
William Hinton
Hinton
Red Army
Office of War Information
Chiang Kai-shek
Multiple Sclerosis researchers move closer to solution says society
The 1970 annual report from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society notes growing confidence in progress toward a cure. Grants totaling 1.615 million in 1970 bring cumulative funding to 3.277 million. overall grants since 1946 exceed 14 million across about 1100 awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N.Y
National
H. Houston Merritt
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Haughton
Breed
Sylvia Lawry
Society
Letter writer defends hosting neighborhood youths gathering
A couple defends hosting nine boys with dates at their home and eight chaperones. Neighbors called police over loud music, and the couple questions public judging and the idea of youth problems. They recount obtaining a permit for the band, though it cannot be found.
Letters to the Editor Call for Writer Contact Details
The notice requests that every letter to the editor includes the writer’s number and, if requested, withholds name and address. It also states a telephone number is needed to verify all letters.
Retirement Test Rules Explained for Social Security Benefits
Medina County residents receive about 780000 monthly in social security. 3535 retired workers amount to 442000. The Gazette explains the retirement test rules, counting earnings, when benefits are reduced, and ages 62 to 72 eligibility, with examples and FAQs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County
Medina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Petar
Medbouh
Ralph de Toledano
Mr. Hinton
Mao
Listfax
Ara Parseghian
University of Notre Dame