From Where We Stand Ray Folk Remembered For Civic Service
Editorial notes the community mourning Ray Folk, Medina county elder statesman of gardening. His quiet devotion touched Kiwanis, Farmers' Exchange, First Baptist Church, Gideon Bible distribution, and environmental groups. He prioritized others, earning wide affection.
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Ray Folk
Gideon
Medina
Kiwanis Club
Farmers’ Exchange
State Gideon Magazine
Return To The Soil In Postwar Garden Revival
The article notes a renewed back to the soil movement as rising food prices push households to grow their own produce. At Pennsylvania State University a summer program offers 360 plots to students for 3.25 dollars, with varied crops and plans to expand via extension services and ready seed supplies.
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Victory Gardens
University Park
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State University
Graduate Students Association
Penn
Residents condemn privacy fence demands for Medina seniors
A Medina reader attacks neighbors for opposing senior housing privacy rules, urging evergreen plant barriers instead of wooden fences. The letter defends seniors as Medina’s backbone, recalls local history, and cites the Golden Rule while criticizing officials.
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Mr. Eble
Medina
L. B. Johnson
The
United States
Medina County lawmakers contact addresses listed in Washington and Columbus
Medina Countians may write to their U S senators and congressman at the New Senate Office Building Washington and Old Senate Office Building Washington and Rayburn Office Building Washington for Federal matters. State contacts include Rep William Batchelder and Sen Kenneth Berry at the State Office Building Columbus Ohio 43215 with home addresses provided for Batchelder Medina Ohio and Berry Coshocton Ohio.
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Washington
Medina County
William A. Saxbe
Senate
Robert Taft
Charles Mosher
Rayburn
Columbus
Medina
William Batchelder
Kenneth Berry
C-O
Ohio
Batchelder
Professional
Berry
Concord Place
Coshocton
Shell Dredging Boom Powers Poultry Feed Sector
Radcliff Materials division at Mobile dominates the compacted oyster and clam shell industry, harvesting about 5 million tons yearly for $10 million in sales. The fossilized shell, found 2 to 15 feet below mud in Gulf and Chesapeake areas, is valued as a lightweight cement, road base, filters, and key poultry feed additive improving egg shells after Dr. Milton L. Scott’s 1968 findings. Live-shell harvests also supplement feed but are harder to process.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
America
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Virginia
Radcliff Materials Division
Mobile of Southern Industries Corp
R. H. Radcliff, Jr
Radcliff
Southern Industries
Godchaux Sugar
Mobile Bay
Lake Ponchartrain
Atchafalaya Lake
Gulf Coast
Milton L. Scott
Cornell University
Ithaca, N.Y
Scott
Democratic Platform Critique From Minority Reports
The first of thirteen minority reports criticizes the Democratic Platform adopted at the Miami Beach convention. It argues the document is a clerk's instrument with no new ideas and that government cannot solve the nation’s troubles. only the people can.
Space flight affects male wasps in disorientation after biosatellite trips
North Carolina State University researchers report that male wasps become disoriented for up to 13 hours after spaceflight, while female wasps show no reproductive disruption. The study, linked to NASA’s insect research since 1967, notes limited human spaceflight data and ongoing trials across 20 universities.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPI
North Carolina State University
Daniel S. Grosch
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Grosch
North Carolina State
Earth
Medina County Gazette Official Publication Details
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio. Rates list single copy 10 cents and mail rates with annual and semester options. Names include Arthur D. Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungjen editor and Stuart A. Borden GM. Telephone numbers listed.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Nixon persuades Agnew to seek a second term
Dick West reports on how President Nixon allegedly pressured Spiro Agnew into accepting another run as vice president. The piece suggests Agnew’s compliance could dull the upcoming GOP convention but hints suspense remains about notifying Nixon of his nomination. Quotes and satirical lines blend politics and humor.
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Washington
UPS
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
John Connally
Spiro
Miami Beach
Key Biscayne
San Clemente
Camp David
Peking
Moscow
Warsaw
Azores
Yankee Stadium
Havana
Hanoi
McGovern
Dick West
Minute Message on Anger and Self-Control
The piece urges controlled anger, citing Augustine Birrell and Victor Hugo. It warns that anger used poorly harms character and requests readers to channel anger constructively. The quip about a farmer and lawyer illustrates witty self-restraint and the danger of losing temper.
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Fred Dodge
Augustine Birrell
Victor Hugo
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